SAENGER GALERÍA

01/06/2026

In our Project Room we present "Andar es ver", a duo show by Claudia Luna and Benjamín Torres, curated by Christian Barragán. Opening Saturday, June 13th — join us from 11 am to 4 pm at Manuel Dublán 33, Tacubaya, Mexico City.⁠⁠

Continuing the collaboration they presented in "Plus One (+1)", the group exhibition on the occasion of Saenger Galería's seventh anniversary, artists Claudia Luna (1988) and Benjamín Torres (1969) have developed the show "Andar es ver" Designed especially for the Project Room at Saenger Galería, the exhibition by Luna and Torres delves into the encounters, crossings, displacements, discoveries, and reflections that their research and creative processes share as they wander through Mexico City — the place where both live and carry out their artistic practice in constant negotiation with their context. This project also offers a brief account of the artists' trajectories while projecting an anthology of stories about everyday life in one of the world's most vast, bustling, and complex metropolises.
- Christian Barragán

01/06/2026

SAENGER Galería presents ATLAS Y EL OTRO, a solo show by artist Robert Janitz in our Main Room, curated by Tania Ragasol. We warmly invite you to our opening on Saturday, June 13, 2026, from 11 am to 4 pm. We hope to see you there!

📍 Manuel Dublán 33, Tacubaya, CDMX

Robert Janitz (Alsfeld, Germany, 1962) studied Art History and Sanskrit at the University of Marburg. A lecturer in Paris for over a decade, he began his exhibition career in 1996 and has since presented more than thirty solo shows in cities such as Berlin, New York, London, Los Angeles, and Mexico City. His debut on the Latin American art scene took place with the exhibitions Best of all worlds at Casa Gilardi (2021) and Janitz at Anahuacalli at Museo Anahuacalli (2022). His work has been featured in international publications such as Contemporary Painting (Thames & Hudson, 2021) and Painting Now (Thames & Hudson, 2015), and is held in notable collections including the Musée d'Art Moderne de Paris, the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, Amorepacific Museum of Art Seoul, the Collezione Maramotti, and the Hall Art Foundation. Represented by Canada gallery (NY), König (Berlin and Seoul), Sevil Dolmaci (Istanbul), and Saenger Galería (Mexico City), Janitz has been based in Mexico City since 2020.

26/05/2026

We are pleased to announce the opening of 'WELLCOME: no coger coco', an exhibition by artist irak morales, presented jointly with Casa de Arte Limantour.
The opening will take place on Saturday, June 6, 2026, from 12:00 to 6:00 PM.

— Casa de Arte Limantour —
C. Guerrero 33, Centro Histórico, Mexico City

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1. Cortina de papel, Book sheets and thread, 2024
2. Botella de mezcalpierdenalgas #10, Intervined Mezcal bottle, 2023
3. Charola cervecera #2, Beer tray with collage, 2023
4. Image courtesy of the artist.⁠

Poema en sala: morales

23/05/2026

22/05/2026

Tomorrow we close Ebriedad Geométrica with a guided tour at 12 pm. One final time through the exhibition curated by Michel Blancsubé, Eduardo Luque, and Bernardo Saenger, bringing together the work of 30 artists: Alejandro Almanza Pereda, Francis Alÿs, Tania Bello, Will Berry, Lucas Cantú, Damien Daufresne, Valentina Díaz, Rodolfo Díaz Cervantes, Sébastien Dosantos Capouet, Alfredo Gallegos Mena, Arturo Hernández Alcázar, Robert Janitz, Perla Krauze, Gaspard Le Guen, Chavis Mármol, Carlos H. Matos, Raúl Mirlo, Daniel Monroy Cuevas, Irak Morales, Yoshua Okón, Víctor del Oral, Daphane Park, Claudia Peña Salinas, Ale de la Puente, Calixto Ramírez, Pablo Rasgado, Marco Rountree, Alan Sierra, Benjamín Torres, and Iván Trueta.

Saturday, May 23 | 12:00 pm
📍 Casa de Arte Limantour
C. Guerrero 33, Centro Histórico, Mexico City⁠

Ph. Bruno Ruiz .ruizn

20/05/2026

This Saturday, May 23 at 12:00 PM, SAENGER Galeria invites you to a conversation that unfolds within the exhibition space itself, in direct dialogue with Muro de celosía. Where does sculpture end and architecture begin? Raúl Mirlo and Pablo Landa will explore the boundary between both disciplines, the relationship between the body and the space the sculpture inhabits, and Rosalind Krauss's reflections from the 1980s on the relationship between base and sculpture.

May 23 | 12 PM⁠
Manuel Dublán 33, Tacubaya, Mexico City.⁠

Ph. Diego Inestrillas

mirlo

20/05/2026

Join us at NADA New York, Booth A1, for a group exhibition presented by Saenger Galería and COHJU. Discover a booth where East and West meet harmoniously — featuring Shengzhe and Iván Trueta's distinct figurative interpretations of reality, alongside Scott Reeder, Kosai Shiraishi, and Shinya Azuma's magical and endearing visions of dogs and cats brought to life with gestures that feel both real and enchanting. We look forward to welcoming you!

NADA New York 2026
May 13–17 | Starrett-Lehigh Building, West Chelsea | Booth A1

Ph. Yosuke Kojima



Scott Reeder

20/05/2026

For the 2026 edition of NADA NY, SAENGER Galería, in collaboration with COHJU, presents a group exhibition featuring a selection of artists whose practices engage with diverse themes.
Together, these works form a booth where East and West meet in a harmonious way, and where reality and fantasy intertwine.

NADA New York⁠
Booth A1 | May 13–17, 2026 | Starrett-Lehigh building in West Chelsea.



professor.oops

05/05/2026

The exhibition 'El palacio a las 4 de la mañana' operates as an amplifier of the resonances between Giacometti and contemporary practice. Its intention is to foster a reading that reinterprets and expands the legacy of that foundational construction — understood as an operative structure prepared to collapse and be rebuilt each time someone crosses its threshold.
With works by Andrés Anza, Pablo Arellano, Liz Capote, Paula Cortázar, Diego de Romay, Diego Inestrillas, Raúl Mirlo, Cristóbal Ochoa, Natalia Ramos and Miriam Salado.

You can visit El palacio a las 4 de la mañana, curated by Alberto Ríos de la Rosa, in our Project Room through June 2026.



cortazar

mirlo




Ph. Bruno Ruiz .ruizn

05/05/2026

Plus One (+1) is now on view in the main room of Saenger Galeria, a special exhibition featuring over 60 works in celebration of our seventh anniversary.
We look forward to seeing you!

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The growth of Saenger Galería has never been individual, but collective—a growth proportional to the effort and gratitude cultivated over these years—where, through the invitation of others, the community branches out, diversifies, and strengthens.

- Manuel Tuda

Ph. Bruno Ruiz .ruizn