Estación Material is Mexico’s distinctive contemporary art fair. For its fourth edition, each participating gallery and independent space will present new or never-before-seen work by a single artist, offering a more focused and intentional experience for visitors.
The fair is presented in an exhibition-style format at Plataforma, a cultural venue in Guadalajara’s colonia Americana. We invite collectors, curators, and art lovers of all backgrounds to discover some of the most compelling voices in contemporary art in Mexico today.
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Plataforma is the home of Estación Material in Guadalajara. The fair takes over the entire building, which includes two expansive exhibition floors, an auditorium, outdoor patios, and a rooftop terrace.
Located in the heart of Colonia Americana, Plataforma is a center for contemporary art and curatorial research that hosts exhibitions and public programming year-round.
Plataforma
Av. Ignacio L Vallarta 1246, Col. Americana
Guadalajara, Jalisco 44600
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The fair opens to the public from September 26th through 28th, 2025, following the Private View on Thursday, September 25th exclusively for members of our program, Invited.
Private View, Presented by Banregio (by invitation only)
Open to the Public
*Terrace will remain open until 11PM
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Plataforma is easily accessible by various modes of transportation and is designed to accommodate all guests:
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We look forward to seeing you in Guadalajara during the fourth edition of Estación Material. Our guide features exhibitions and events taking place across the city’s galleries, museums, and independent spaces from September 25–28, 2025.
From group shows to solo presentations by both emerging and established artists, there’s a range of exhibitions to explore. Whether you’re visiting a gallery or attending a special performance, this guide will help you make the most of your time during Guadalajara’s Art Week.
View from “behind the arctic lies a paradise” in MAZ. Photo: Daniela Rodríguez Aréchiga
Mexico City
Guadalajara
Mexico City - Todos Santos
Mexico City
Mexico City – Berlin – Stockholm
Mexico City – Guadalajara
Guadalajara
Mexico City
Mexico City
Mexico City
Mexico City
Mexico City
Mexico City
Guadalajara
Madrid – Mexico City – Guadalajara
Morelia
Ciudad Juárez
Mexicali
Cuernavaca
Tijuana
Sierra Mixteca
A conversation about the intersections between artistic and architectural practices, with artist Luis Alfonso Villalobos and architect Salvador Macías of Estudio Macías Peredo.
A conversation with Vogue and AD on Guadalajara’s rise as a national hub for art, fashion, and design.
THE NEW MAEVANS-RANCHO SHAMPOO, will set ears on fire with sounds ranging from norteño folk to hardcore. Raw sounds that evoke memories on the brink of extinction. Presented by Hey Banco.
José Villalobos unveils his own secrets, each one staining his body with the weight of what is hidden and unspeakable.
A conversation about textiles and art with artists Lisa and Cynthia Gutiérrez and artist and artisan Pedro “Solín” Ibarra.
Conversation on art collecting practices moderated by Isa Castilla and featuring collectors David Ramírez, Alonso Elías and Patricia Fontes. (In Spanish)
Meet the resident artists Hiram Constantino and Santiago Evans Canales at Plataforma.
Conversation on the intersections of gastronomy and artistic practice between Eduardo Sarabia and chef Paco Ruano.
Artist and composer Ana Paula Santana ignites the terrace with a high-tempo, dark, playful set blending experimental pop, electronic and post-industrial—constant energy, textures, female vocals. Presented by Hey Banco.
We’re closing out Saturday with a big night at the historic El Convento—music, dancing, and (naturally) Tequila Siete Leguas in a spectacular venue. This is an external event, organized by our Supporting Partner, Tequila Siete Leguas.
Manu Cuentero, along with Marazul Producciones, brings children’s stories to life through beatboxing and sound loops. Rhythms, characters, and live sounds come together to create an interactive show that reflects the experience of being inside an art space. Fun for all ages.
Workshop in Spanish where you will create a piece using toys and plastic objects, inspired by a real or imagined journey, based on the work and artistic practice of Gabriel Rico. Children with reduced mobility or any disability are welcome. The workshop concludes with a collective, temporary exhibition.
Talk on artist residencies and announcement of the Tan Tan Award winner.
Kunt Vargas transforms the terrace with Kumxëna’am, a sonic ritual for trombone and field recordings from Tlahuitoltepec. A one-time journey on Plataforma’s rooftop.
Cima Dorada returns to Casa Habita’s rooftop. Vinyl, sunset, and soft energy with DJ Agogótica to wind down the fair among friends and music. The perfect closing to the weekend.