Artist Gabriel Orozco’s latest solo exhibition, “Politécnico Nacional,” is currently on view at the Jumex Museum in Mexico City. As the artist’s first museum exhibition in Mexico City in nearly two decades, the exhibition includes approximately 300 works, including small sculptures, installations, photographs, drawings, paintings, assemblages, and games.
Through the artist’s close collaboration with curator Briony Fer, the exhibition incorporates the various techniques and concepts that the artist has developed since the 1990s, including rotation, symmetry, and the representation of time, thus bringing new perspectives to his creative practice.

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