We’re thrilled to announce the inaugural IMMORTAL Queer Art Fair, a new exhibition platform celebrating Queer and Allied artists in Mexico City, taking place in Fall 2025. Curated and produced by The Bureau of Queer Art, the fair coincides with Día de los Muertos, a time when the city is filled with energy, remembrance, and artistic expression.

IMMORTAL is an opportunity for artists, independent projects, and galleries to connect with collectors, curators, and audiences seeking powerful, thought-provoking work. With a carefully curated approach, the fair highlights the strength and diversity of contemporary Queer art within an international context.

Why Exhibit?

• Expanded Visibility – Showcase your work to collectors, curators, and engaged audiences in person and online. • Artsy.net Platform Inclusion – All participating artists and galleries will have their work featured in a dedicated online exhibition through Artsy.net, reaching a global audience of collectors. • Artist-Focused Model – Sliding-scale booth pricing designed to support independent artists and galleries. • Targeted Marketing & Press Coverage – Strategic outreach through The Bureau of Queer Art’s network, international media, and community partnerships. • VIP & Collector Access – Engage with serious collectors and arts professionals during special preview events. • Cultural Connection – Present your work in dialogue with the themes of Día de los Muertos, expanding visibility and cultural resonance.

Fair Dates & Location

October 31 – November 2, 2025: In conjunction with the Día de los Muertos festival in Mexico City Venue: Former Electricians School | Lisboa Street #46, Colonia Juárez, Mexico City (Google Map)

Who Should Apply?

We are seeking: • Queer & Allied contemporary artists working in painting, photography, sculpture, digital, textile, and mixed media • Galleries & independent projects focused on innovative Queer narratives • Mexico-based and international creatives exploring themes of identity, memory, resilience, and transformation

We look forward to reviewing your application and hope to collaborate with you on this transformative event.

Warm regards,

Micheal Swank.
Founder & Director, The Bureau of Queer Art