Kurimanzutto is an artistic space that has redefined the traditional gallery model by blending dynamic spaces and including an array of boundary-pushing artists and pieces. Founded in 1999, it began as a nomadic project, hosting exhibitions in unconventional locations. Now with a permanent space in CDMX (and NYC), the gallery hosts the work of locally acclaimed like Gabriel Orozco and Dr Larka as well as other international masters. 

Casa Gilardi was the last project of the renowned Mexican architect: Luis Barragán. This house designed in 1976 is popular for its modernity, simplicity and use of the colors pink, blue and yellow. This residence is an ode to Barragan’s unique way of blending minimalism with light, color and space to creative immersive experiences. If you are an architectural geek, you must visit this beloved landmark and masterpiece. 

Masa Galería seamlessly blends the line that separates art and design. This artistic hub is home to pieces, from chairs and lamps to paintings and sculptures, by artists who seek to explore and experiment with material, techniques, functionality and space. If you are into eclectic and contemporary furniture and thought-evoking installations, this is one of those exhibitions you surely don't want to miss. 

RGR is a contemporary art space that highlights geometric abstraction and kinetic art. This vibrant gallery is known for showcasing Latin American and international artists, with changing exhibitions that foster modernity, innovation and the dialogue between classic abstraction and  cutting-edge expression.