Material Art Fair
Visitor Information.
Venue: Expo Reforma
Feria Material, Latin America’s most beloved contemporary art fair, returns for its 12th edition at Expo Reforma, centrally located in Mexico City’s Juárez neighborhood.
Spread across two floors, the fair brings together over 70 leading galleries from Mexico and around the world. Celebrated for its curatorial strength and the quality of its presentations, Feria Material offers a dynamic experience for collectors, curators, and art enthusiasts—featuring bold contemporary work, new voices, and a vibrant public program of talks, performances, and special projects.
Expo Reforma
Av. Morelos 67
Col. Juárez, Del. Cuauhtémoc
Mexico City, 06600
Photo: Ana Karen Morales.
Fair Dates & Hours.
The 12th edition of Feria Material will take place from February 5th through 8th, 2026, during Mexico City’s Art Week.
- Thursday, February 5th
- Invited: First Look, 12 – 2pm (by invitation only)
- Invited: Private View, 2 – 5pm (by invitation only)
- Opening Night, 5 – 8pm
- Friday, February 6th, 12 – 8pm
- Saturday, February 7th, 12 – 8pm
- Sunday, February 8th, 12 – 7pm
Tickets will be available for advance purchase online as well as at the fair’s ticketing desk.
Photo: Ana Karen Morales.
How to Arrive.
Metrobus: Expo Reforma (Line 4) or Glorieta de Colón (Line 7)
Metro: Juárez (Line 3)
Ecobici: An Ecobici bike-sharing station is conveniently located near the entrance of Expo Reforma.
Ride-sharing service: Enter “Expo Reforma” as your destination.
Parking: The Deprisa Reforma Colón parking lot is accessible from Av. Reforma. The PASE parking lot, located on Abraham González at the corner of Donato Guerra, offers direct elevator access to Expo Reforma. Both parking lots have a cost of $28 MXN per hour or $120 MXN for up to 12 hours.
Photo: Ana Karen Morales.
Accessibility.
For our guests with special accessibility requirements, Expo Reforma features:
- Elevator service directly from the PASE parking garage on Abraham González and reserved spaces for increased accessibility.
- A wheelchair accessible ramp located alongside the building’s main entrance on Morelos avenue.
- Courtesy wheelchairs available upon request at the security desk in the building’s lobby.
- Elevators and escalators for easy movement between floors.
- Accessible bathrooms.
If you have any other accessibility concerns, please write to us at info@material-fair.com.
Photo: Ana Karen Morales.
Recommended Hotels.
Experience the richness of Mexico City’s Art Week by staying at one of Grupo Habita’s distinguished boutique hotels.
Nestled in locales ranging from the dynamic historic center to the serene Condesa or the elegant Polanco, each hotel is a testament to Mexico City’s layered history and its boundless creativity.
Thanks to our special partnership with Grupo Habita, guests of Material can enjoy preferential rates.
EXPLORE HOTELS
Photo: Undine Pröhl.
Presentations.
LLANO | Stand A01
Mexico City
Galeria Grasa | Stand A02
Buenos Aires
PEANA | Stand A03
Mexico City
Salón Silicón | Stand A04
Mexico City
la oficina | Stand A05
Madrid
Super Super Markt | Stand A06
Berlin
Galleria Macca | Stand A07
Cagliari
Campeche | Stand A08
Mexico City
guadalajara90210 | Stand A09
Mexico City – Guadalajara
DS GALERIE | Stand A09
Paris
MICKEY | Stand A10
Chicago
CRISIS | Stand A11
Lima – Madrid
Portas Vilaseca | Stand A12
Rio de Janeiro
PASTO | Stand A12
Buenos Aires
Parallel Oaxaca | Stand A13
Oaxaca
EMBAJADA | Stand A14
San Juan
Management | Stand A15
New York
Studio/Chapple | Stand A16
London
Galerie Hugues Charbonneau | Stand A17
Montreal
Galería Mascota | Stand A18
Mexico City
deCERCA Galería | Stand A19
San Jose – Nosara
Season 4 Episode 6 | Stand A20
London
Lodos | Stand A21
Mexico City
Instituto de Visión | Stand A22
Bogota – New York
Ulterior Gallery | Stand A23
New York
General Expenses | Stand A24
Mexico City
DES BAINS | Stand A25
London
N.A.S.A.L. | Stand A26
Mexico City – Guayaquil
SKETCH | Stand A27
Bogota
Pequod Co. | Stand A28
Mexico City
Galería MUY | Stand A29
San Cristobal de Las Casas
PROXYCO | Stand A30
New York
Abra | Stand A30
Caracas
Tütar gallery | Stand A31
Tallinn
Pangée | Stand A32
Montreal
BEVERLY’S | Stand B01
New York
Soup | Stand B02
London
Galería [SN] | Stand B03
Bogota
Pradiauto | Stand B04
Madrid
anonymous gallery | Stand B05
New York — Mexico City
Podium Oslo | Stand B06
Oslo
Copperfield | Stand B07
London
Plaga | Stand B08
Mexico City
Galerie Nicolas Robert | Stand B09
Montreal – Toronto
PALMA | Stand B10
Guadalajara
Escombro | Stand B10
Guadalajara
Galería Nora Fisch | Stand B11
Buenos Aires
Brooke Benington | Stand B12
London
Cerámica Suro | Stand B13
Guadalajara
CONSTITUCIÓN | Stand B14
Buenos Aires
two seven two | Stand B15
Toronto
Climate Control | Stand B16
San Francisco
Encarte | Stand B17
Mexico City
Ginsberg + Tzu | Stand B18
Lima – Madrid
Zalucky Contemporary | Stand B19
Toronto
NAC | Stand B20
Santiago de Chile
Proyecto Paralelo | Stand B21
Mexico City
COHJU | Stand B22
Kyoto
SAENGER GALERÍA | Stand B22
Mexico City
Keijsers Koning | Stand B23
Dallas
Charlie James Gallery | Stand B24
Los Angeles
KDR | Stand B25
Miami
Sarah Scout Presents | Stand B26
Melbourne
Selvanegra Galería | Stand B27
Buenos Aires
New Discretions | Stand B28
New York
SITUATIONS | Stand B28
New York
El Chico | Stand B29
Madrid
ILY2 | Stand B30
Portland – New York
NOON Projects | Stand B31
Los Angeles
Patel Brown | Stand B32
Toronto – Montreal
Islera | Stand P01
Mexico City
CIMBRA | Stand P02
Oaxaca
Rastro Galería | Stand P03
Torreón
Proyectos Espectra | Stand P04
Mérida
Un dique | Stand P05
Ciudad Juárez
CROMA | Stand P06
Mexico City
CRGS UDEM School of Art and Design | Stand Mezzanine
San Pedro Garza García
