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NORMAL EXCEPTIONS: CONTEMPORARY ART IN MEXICO
27.MAR. - 15.AUG.2021
Gonzalo Lebrija: Breve historia del tiempo
12.SEP.2020 - 30.SEP.2021
ISAAC OLVERA. OJOS DE GARGANTA
01.DEC.2020
Passersby 04: Anni Albers
21.OCT.2020
Mario García Torres & Sol Oosel: Solo (El proceso metafórico)
01.OCT.2020
Colección Jumex: On the Razor’s Edge
18.AUG.2020
Círculo de lectura *En una orilla brumosa* con Verónica Gerber Bicecci
04.MAY.2021
Cambiar de vista: un breve curso para componer de nuevo
22.APR.2021
Mini domingo: Libro de historia
25.APR.2021
Todo lo que siempre quisiste saber de arte contemporáneo: Excepciones normales
24.APR.2021
A selection of artists and artworks from Colección Jumex.
Interviews, talks and video documentation of public program activities.
Publications edited by Fundación Jumex Arte Contemporáneo.
Fundación Jumex Arte Contemporáneo was formally established on March 3, 2001 when Colección Jumex was exhibited for the first time at the Galería Jumex in Ecatepec.
The foundation’s library is one of the most extensive libraries in Mexico devoted to the research and study of modern and contemporary art.
Through its exhibitions and public programs, Museo Jumex aspire to become a relevant institution in the field of art. This is achieved through the production (and co-production with other institutions) of exhibitions and research projects that bring contemporary art practices closer to diverse audiences.
Eugenio López Alonso, pioneer in the realm of contemporary art collecting in Mexico.
Fundación Jumex Arte Contemporáneo’s Grants & Scholarships program provides funding to individuals and institutions involved in contemporary art production, promotion and research.
How to take care of the museum and to ensure the safety of the artworks on display.
Guided tours through our exhibitions with Museo Jumex education team.
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Museo Jumex was the first building in Latin America designed by renowned British architect Sir David Chipperfield. It was conceived in response to its surroundings and local context, incorporating domestically sourced materials. In addition to exhibition galleries, the museum features public spaces designed as meeting places and leisure areas that complement the visitor’s experience.

The spaces are distributed on five levels:
a) Ground floor, where you can find the lobby, library, ticket office, café and public plaza.
b) Floors 1, 2 and 3, devoted exclusively to the exhibition of artworks.
c) A terrace, on the first floor, that functions as a forum por public activities, or a reunion and rest area.
d) Basement, which is also employed as a gallery space and features a site-specific stone floor by British artist Martin Creed entitled Work No. 1051 (2010), part of the Colección Jumex.

Museo Jumex. David Chipperfield. Mexico
Museo Jumex. David Chipperfield. Mexico
Museo Jumex. David Chipperfield. Mexico
Museo Jumex. David Chipperfield. Mexico
Michel jean philippe 3
Museo Jumex. David Chipperfield. Mexico
Martin Creed. Work No. 1051. Museo Jumex
Museo Jumex
Lawrence Weiner. Museo Jumex
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Colonia Granada
11520 Mexico City
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