Exhibitions

Feria de Arte Material CDMX

07 February 2019 - 10 February 2019

Frontón México / Mexico D.F, Mexico

Feria de Arte Material CDMX.

En 2019, Material celebrará su sexta edición del 7 al 10 de febrero en el Frontón México, una arena deportiva de estilo Art Déco ubicada a un costado del imponente Monumento a la Revolución, en el corazón de la Ciudad de México.
Esta sexta edición volverá a habitar la icónica estructura multinivel que debutó el pasado febrero, diseñada por el estudio arquitectónico de la CDMX: APRDELESP, apropiándose a manera de intervención de la cancha principal de jai alai del Frontón México.

Jueves 7 de Febrero
VIP Preview (solo con invitación) 12 – 3PM / Apertura al público 3 – 9PM
Viernes 8 febrero y Sábado 9 de Febrero
11AM – 8PM
Domingo 10 de Febrero
11AM – 7PM

Frontón México
De La República 17
Col. Tabacalera, Del. Cuauhtémoc
Mexico DF

https://material-fair.com/

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