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Lagartijas Tiradas al Sol Curates "No es un poema, aunque soñemos muchas cosas" at Galerie Nordenhake, Mexico City

exhibition · 2026-10-21

From September 3 to October 24, Galerie Nordenhake in Mexico City showcases "No es un poema, aunque soñemos muchas cosas," the second exhibition curated by Lagartijas Tiradas al Sol. This display includes works from 17 artists, along with videos and props from earlier performances, all arranged within an installation comprising brown paper, plastic sheets, plants, bricks, a fishtank, and dim lighting. Notable pieces include Olga de Amaral's FIBRAS REF. OA0416 (1985), contributions from Mario García Torres and Mirosław Bałka, photographs by Dayanita Singh, and landscapes by Soumya Sankar Bose and Jo Ratcliffe. Additionally, Eduardo Pizarro's Inmaculada concepción (2016) and Pedro Pizarro's Nadie hereda el cansancio (2026) are presented. Upstairs, Luisa Pardo's play fragment Epifanía sideral (2026) is performed.

Key facts

  • Lagartijas Tiradas al Sol was founded in 2003.
  • The exhibition is the troupe's second curatorial endeavour.
  • It is on view at Galerie Nordenhake, Mexico City, from 3 September to 24 October.
  • The show includes works by 17 artists.
  • Olga de Amaral's FIBRAS REF. OA0416 (1985) is included.
  • Eduardo Pizarro's Inmaculada concepción (2016) opens the show.
  • Pedro Pizarro's Nadie hereda el cansancio (2026) depicts funeral rites in Yanhuitlán, Oaxaca.
  • Luisa Pardo's play Epifanía sideral (2026) is presented upstairs.
  • The exhibition is reviewed in the October 2026 issue of ArtReview.

Entities

Artists

  • Lagartijas Tiradas al Sol
  • Olga de Amaral
  • Mario García Torres
  • Mirosław Bałka
  • Dayanita Singh
  • Soumya Sankar Bose
  • Jo Ratcliffe
  • Matthew Krishanu
  • Pedro Pizarro
  • Eduardo Pizarro
  • Luisa Pardo
  • Gaby Cepeda

Institutions

  • Galerie Nordenhake
  • ArtReview

Locations

  • Mexico City
  • Mexico
  • Yanhuitlán
  • Oaxaca
  • Mixteca Alta

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