Artistic initiatives highlighted in Argentina and Mexico

Various art initiatives are being highlighted in Argentina and Mexico. In Paraná, Argentina, the “Arte en Conexión” cycle is presenting “Cápsulas Ecorreplicantes,” an immersive audiovisual installation by artists Agustín Barreto and Be Céspedes. Held at the Mirador TEC Dome, the work utilizes artificial intelligence to generate natural landscapes, combining projected imagery with live sound compositions to create a physical sense of presence for the viewer.

In Querétaro, Mexico, the Trámite platform is celebrating its tenth anniversary with a three-day program of exhibitions, projections, and artist talks. The event aims to strengthen the local contemporary art scene and encourage collecting. Highlights include the first public opening of a private collection curated by Felina, as well as film screenings and activities hosted at the Museo de Arte Contemporáneo de Querétaro, the Museo de la Ciudad, and Hotel Hércules.