MAC Parque Forestal Launches 2026 with Eight Exhibitions Exploring Ecology, Body, and Sound

The Museo de Arte Contemporáneo's Parque Forestal venue in Santiago opens its 2026 program on March 20 with eight exhibitions running through June 14. Three international shows feature Priscilla Dobler Dzul's textile and film work on environmental injustice, Sonia Guggisberg's drone-based Amazon exploration, and the international research project Fungi Cosmology involving artists from Chile, Brazil, and Switzerland. Five Chilean exhibitions include Rocío Guerrero Marín's Afectógrafo instrument documenting disappointment, Adolfo Martínez's mechanical objects examining labor hierarchies, Felipe Pineda's study of gesture and museum signage, Nicolás Franco's mixed-media visual anthropology, and Patricio Court's minimalist paintings. Director Daniel Cruz notes the program's generational and national diversity exploring human representation through varied materialities. The opening also introduces VAIVÉN - VOL II, eight acousmatic sound pieces in the Rincón de escucha listening space curated by Unidad Anilla MAC. Fungi Cosmology has a parallel documentation exhibition at Galería Suizspacio in Ñuñoa metro station. All exhibitions are free to visit at Ismael Valdés Vergara 506.