The Jumex Museum, one of the main cultural venues in Mexico, prepares for its reopening after a long absence due to the pandemic.

Hand in hand with "Normal exceptions: contemporary art in Mexico ", the popular venue will welcome the public again this Saturday 27 of March, with an exhibition that will remain open until mid-August.

The proposal has a thematic exhibition of the artistic production carried out in the Aztec country during the last 20 years. Made up mainly of works from the Jumex Collection, the sample will include pieces by artists and guest collaborators, occupying all the galleries of the museum with more than 60 works by artists based in Mexico, including those of foreign origin, and of Mexicans who live and work outside the country.

The museum rooms will recover their open architecture for this exhibition, which will allow the installation of large-scale conceptual works and ample natural light in the galleries.

Normal Exceptions continues the year-long series of exhibitions at the Museo Jumex, in which works from the Jumex Collection stand out, one of the most important private collections of contemporary art in Latin America.

The list of participating artists is made up of Abraham Cruzvillegas, Ale de la Puente, Ana Segovia, Chantal Penalosa, Circe Irasema, Damian Ontiveros Ramírez, Damien Ortega, Daniel Guzman, Daniela Rossell, Diego Perez Garcia, Eduardo Abaroa, The Chinese, Elisa pinto, Francis Alÿs, G.T. Pellizzi, Gabriel Kuri, Gabriel Orozco, Ilán Lieberman, Iñaki Bonillas, Jorge Mendez Blake, Jorge Satorre, Jose Davila, Juliet Aguinaco, Lake Verea, Laureana Toledo, Leo Marz, Lorraine Ancona, Marcelino Barsi, Mario Garcia Torres, Melanie Smith, Miguel Calderon, Miguel Fernandez de Castro, Pedro Reyes, Pia Camil, Raul Ortega Ayala, Santiago Sierra, Stefan Brüggemann, Tania candiani, Tania Pérez Córdova, Tania Ximena and Yóllotl Alvarado, Third, Teresa Margolles, Ximena Garrido-Lecca, Virginia Colwell, Yoshua Okón and Zhivago Duncan.