MASA is a collective design exhibition that will be open through April 13th. Its purpose: to show, cure, write, build, ask, provoke, teach, and learn about art and design.
The nomad project offers a space to present functional pieces by artists and designers who live in Mexico, but who are not necessarily Mexican, which leads them to wonder what they can expect from the place and what it offers them. Together, contemporary design and its biographic intention show the structures of a destination that is defined by certain ways that can provide nationality, but not a sense of belonging.
People can inquire about the possibilities and expectations of what a space or object can be through the pieces. In addition to designs, there are a series of texts and archive material that tell a story about the intermediate state between Mexico and any other country.
The artists who participate in this exhibition are: Alma Allen, Jose Dávila, Frida Escobedo, Héctor Esrawe, Lanza Atelier, Jorge Méndez Blake, EWE Studio, Rubén Ortiz Torres, Pedro Reyes, Jerónimo Reyes-Retana, Savvy Studio X Más, Brian Thoreen, Tezontle Studio, Vissio, V.V. Sorry, and Jorge Yázpik.
