Pangue Video Art Festival Mexicali 2026 Open Call for Mexican Artists
An open call for the Pangue Video Art Festival, Mexicali edition, 2026, has been announced by the Museo Sol del Niño in Mexicali, the Building Bridges Art Exchange Foundation in Los Angeles, and the Museo Arte Al Límite in Panquehue, Chile. This festival, focused on video art, will showcase selected pieces at the Museo Sol del Niño from October 9 to 11, 2026. The event examines the relationship between humanity and nature and is named after the Pangue plant, which represents courage and resilience. Mexican artists are encouraged to submit works that tackle climate and social change. Prizes include a national award of $1000 and $250 mentions. Videos should be no longer than 5 minutes and in 4k or 5k resolution, submitted via Google Drive.
Key facts
- Open call for Pangue Video Art Festival Mexicali 2026
- Organized by Museo Sol del Niño, Building Bridges Art Exchange Foundation, and Museo Arte Al Límite
- Festival is itinerant, continuing from New York
- Exhibition dates: October 9-11, 2026 at Museo Sol del Niño
- Curatorial focus on human-nature relationship and fragile environments
- Named after the Pangue plant, symbolizing strength and energy
- Open to artists, video creators, and filmmakers residing in Mexico
- First prize: $1000, national mentions: $250
- Videos must be max 5 minutes, 4k or 5k resolution
- Submission via Google Drive link and online form
Entities
Institutions
- Museo Sol del Niño
- Building Bridges Art Exchange Foundation
- Museo Arte Al Límite
- Building Bridges Foundation
- Museo Arte Al Límite (AAL)
- MAC Museo de Arte Contemporáneo
- Building Bridges Art Foundation
- Building Bridges
- Museo AAL
Locations
- Mexicali
- Mexico
- Los Angeles
- United States
- Panquehue
- Chile
- New York
- Los Ángeles
- USA
- Guadalajara
- México
- Bogotá
- Colombia
- Buenos Aires
- Argentina
- Brasil
- Uruguay
- Paraguay
- Perú
- Ecuador
- El Salvador
- Guatemala
- Honduras
- Costa Rica
- Brazil
- Peru