SWAB
Barcelona 2025
TEMPORAL
Guadalajara Art Week 2025
SWAB Barcelona
October 2 to 5, 2025
Spain
From October 2 to 5, we are part of the General Program at SWAB ART FAIR the independent fair that connects the local scene with new global voices, offering an open space for dialogue and collaboration.
Our curatorial project brings together artists exploring resistance, experimentation, and the interweaving of materials. Natural pigments, fibers, clay, metal, and digital technologies become agents of memory and storytelling, activating material as witness and narrator of the contemporary.
More than a collection of works, we present a fragmented and open map where the local and global, the ancestral and speculative, the human and non-human creatively intersect-inviting reflection on how matter, memory, and imagination converge to tell stories beyond borders.
Featuring works by:
Adriana Monterrubio / Ariana Díaz / Daniel Robles Lizano / Edgar Jahir Trujillo / Estefanía Viyella / Goma Xantana / Michelle Aubert / Sebastián Salazar
View our catalog here.
Venue: Pabellón Textil de la Fira de Montjuïc, Av. de Rius i Taulet 10, Barcelona, Spain
TEMPORAL
Art - Gastronomy - Fashion - Community
September 24 to 28, 2025
Guadalajara, Mexico
A fleeting space in motion where art, design, gastronomy, and dialogue converge. This is how the first edition of TEMPORAL was born: a collaborative, curatorial booth by Trastienda Machete x Alday Hunken Gallery, part of Guadalajara Art Week from September 24–28 at the Ex Convento de Santa Teresa.
This project brings together women artists from Mexico, the United States, and Germany, celebrating contemporary female creativity and fostering unexpected encounters across scenes and geographies.
Featuring works by:
Adriana Monterrubio
Allison Rohland
Ariana Díaz
Michelle Aubert
Rafaela Tellaeche
Paula Cortazar
Hannah Hooper
Anna van den Hövel
Hail Holtzclaw
Leah Grace Craig
View our catalog here.
Venue: Pedro Moreno 532, Zona Centro, Guadalajara, México
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Artist Interview: Julián Madero Islas | Spanish version
ARTIST INTERVIEW: Julián Madero Islas por Bárbara Caro Entrar en el universo de Julián, sin prisa ni pausa, como quien pide permiso. En una pestaña... -
Artist Interview: Julián Madero Islas
Painting Chaos: Myth, Freedom, and Revelation in the Art of Julián Madero by Bárbara Caro Entering Julián’s universe, unhurried, as if asking for p... -
Studio visit: Leonardo Guerra
Nature and Art: Leonardo Guerra on Xochimilco's influence on his work Leonardo Guerra is a visual artist from Mexico City whose work is rooted in r... -
Artist interview: Stephanny Lucero
In this evocative interview, Stephanny Lucero reflects on the profound impact of personal loss and its influence on her creative journey. Starting with a fascination for art in childhood through dance and theater, she describes how grief, particularly the loss of her father and aunt, spurred her to use painting as a means of remembrance and healing. Her vibrant, colorful work serves as a metaphor for the idealized spaces she seeks to cultivate—a sanctuary for her thoughts and memories.
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Trastienda Machete x Tacos Domingo
Art - Gastronomy - Community
Mexico City, Mexico
We proudly presented a group show and cultural experience exploring the taco as a symbol, gesture, and shared language in CDMX.
In collaboration with Tacos Domingo and Tequila Siete Leguas, the exhibition brings together four painters — Mario Guillén, Ramona Rocha, Joaquín Carreño, and Leonardo Ortega — whose work reflects on food, memory, community, and the reinvention of tradition. Their art builds bridges through contemporary perspectives rooted in their diverse backgrounds and hometowns, spanning the North, Center, and South of Mexico.
Taco Culture by Trastienda's Artists
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