Woman standing in art gallery, holding a red bandana with skull design, wearing a black t-shirt with a colorful skull graphic, surrounded by various colorful paintings on the wall.
Group of six people standing and sitting on stairs indoors, with construction site elements in the background. One person is holding a skull, and another has a tattoo on her leg.
Two women in a room with white walls, one sitting on a chair and the other standing. The woman standing has curly dark hair and is holding a brush, with text in pink behind her reading 'Vanessa Charagne Paris.' The seated woman has long dark hair, ta
A person dressed in a colorful, elaborate costume with large feathers and a face covering, standing in front of a blue-lit backdrop at an indoor event.
Colorful abstract paintings of rocks displayed on white hanging curtains outside an art gallery at night.
People viewing artwork in an art gallery or exhibition, with various framed pieces hanging on the wall behind them.
Two men taking a selfie in front of a painting with orange marigold flowers and a religious scene, both smiling and showing hand gestures of positivity.
Gallery with framed artwork on the right wall, and torn paper art display on the left wall, with a window and wooden cabinets at the end of the room.
An art gallery with white walls displaying various colorful paintings and photographs. The gallery has a tiled light-colored floor and ceiling fluorescent lights. There are vents or access panels on the floor, and a wooden counter or cabinet along th
An art installation in an indoor gallery space featuring a wire sculpture resembling a human head and upper body, with tangled wires on the floor. The background shows walls adorned with various artworks and photographs.
Photograph of a person in traditional indigenous attire, sitting on a tree trunk in a forest, wearing a elaborate feather headdress, beaded jewelry, and minimal clothing.
Person dressed in tribal or festival costume taking a photo at an art gallery with various artworks on white walls.
Four friends smiling and standing together indoors, with artwork on the wall behind them and decorative panels to the side.
A large artwork featuring nude and semi-nude people in various poses, set against a dark background, with some figures holding objects or making gestures; the artwork is surrounded by a textured, irregular border and placed on a fabric backdrop on th
Artistic photograph of multiple intertwined human bodies with visible skin tones, posed in a complex, abstract arrangement on a plain background.
A framed artwork of intertwined human bodies in a complex, abstract pose displayed on a gallery wall.
Two women smiling, one with makeup resembling a sugar skull and wearing glasses with tortoiseshell frames, and the other with braces and curly dark hair.
A smiling man with dark curly hair and a beard holding a framed black and white photo of a woman with long dark hair.
A group of five people smiling and posing for the camera indoors against a black wall. One person is wearing a floral shirt and glasses, another is wearing an orange shirt and red bandana, one is seated holding a whiteboard, another is wearing a blac
A woman dressed in a black feathered costume smiling and posing with a person dressed as Pennywise the clown from Stephen King's 'It', holding a red balloon, both appearing to celebrate Halloween.
People sitting on steps with costumes and colorful artwork in the background, smiling and enjoying an event or performance.
A smiling woman with dark hair tied up, wearing a yellow headband and black jacket, and a smiling man with glasses, beard, and mustache, wearing a light-colored shirt, taking a selfie together indoors. The background includes colorful artwork on the
Four people posing on a stage in front of a black wall. One is wearing a garland of orange marigolds, two are wearing bandanas, and one is holding a colorful painting. Multiple stickers are visible on a small suitcase, and various art supplies are on
Group of five people in colorful clothing presenting and posing with artwork and stickers, indoors with a black wall background.
Two smiling people, a woman with curly hair and a man with a beard, standing on a staircase indoors. They are close together, with the woman's hand resting on the man's chest. The background includes wooden framing, posters, and decorative flowers at
Two men smiling and hugging, one holding a bouquet of pink roses and white flowers. The man on the left wears glasses and a black shirt, the man on the right wears glasses, a bandana, and a gray jacket.
Person dressed in skeleton costume with skeleton gloves, holding a clock with a glowing candle inside, and wearing a skeleton headband with the word 'Titanic'. The person is standing next to a large skeleton figure with a skull mask, black hair, a sa
Two people dressed in skeleton costumes face each other in a dimly lit room, with one person wearing a skeleton mask and the other wearing a skeleton shirt and skull hat, standing near a fireplace.
Two people dressed in skeleton costumes, one with a skull mask, top hat, and black suit, the other with skeleton makeup and a hat labeled "TANIC," stand inside a decorated room with vintage wall panels and a lit lantern.
A memorial display of colorful skulls. The skulls are decorated with various designs, flowers, and paint, arranged on shelves and a table. Framed photographs and drawings are part of the display, alongside orange marigold flowers and other plants.
Nude woman with numerous tattoos, holding a large brush or painting tool, standing in front of hanging abstract fabric artworks on display at night.
A person with dark hair, tattoos on their arm, wearing earrings, glasses, a red cap, a white t-shirt, and jewelry, is sitting at a table with books, pamphlets, and flowers, looking down at a pamphlet in their hands.
Two women smiling, one with curly dark hair and braces, the other with painted face resembling a skeleton with pink flowers on her shirt and a black and pink floral headband.
A nude woman with tattoos standing outside on a sidewalk, holding a white cloth or paper. Colorful abstract artwork on hanging fabric panels surrounds her, and there is a handwritten note with a pen and some stones on the ground in front of her.
A young person with dark hair, multiple earrings, and tattoos on their arm, wearing a red cap with a curved brim, sunglasses, a white t-shirt, and a gold chain necklace, sitting at a table reading a book.
A woman with curly dark hair smiling is taking a selfie with another woman dressed as a sugar skull for Día de los Muertos. The second woman has face paint resembling a sugar skull, glasses with animal print frames, and wears a floral headpiece with
A woman with tattoos, wearing pink footwear, is holding a white fabric and standing outdoors in front of a staircase. Colorful abstract textile hangings are displayed behind her.
A person wearing a red baseball cap, sunglasses, and jewelry is sitting at a table looking at a small booklet. The table has books, flowers, and a smartphone.
A topless woman with tattoos holding flags with colorful abstract paintings printed on them standing on a sidewalk in front of a staircase and a building entrance.
A person with multiple tattoos, wearing pink shoes, holding a white flag and standing on a city sidewalk in front of an art installation of large abstract paintings on sheer fabric panels.
A woman with tattoos standing on stairs outside a building, holding paintbrushes and smiling.
A woman with tattoos is smiling and swinging an object, surrounded by transparent fabric panels with colorful abstract designs inside a room with ceiling lights and a window.
A woman with tattoos, appearing nude, is standing outdoors holding a large flag, surrounded by artistic banners with colorful abstract artwork, on a sidewalk in front of stairs and a building entrance.
A person with tattoos standing in front of an art display, holding a white flag, outside a building at night.
A tattooed woman standing outside at night, holding a large canvas or artwork with colorful abstract designs, surrounded by similar artwork displayed on hanging sheets, with indoor lights and a silhouette of a person in the background.
A woman with tattoos on her arms, smiling and laughing, is holding a large hammer or mallet, standing among hanging or floating translucent fabric sheets with colorful abstract artwork.
A naked person covered in colorful tattoos holding a flagpole with a white flag, standing on stairs outside a building, surrounded by large hanging abstract flags.
A person standing naked outdoors, holding a white flag. They are surrounded by abstract fabric art installations hanging from above and behind them.
A woman standing outdoors on a set of steps, surrounded by colorful abstract artwork, smiling and holding a large piece of paper or canvas.
A woman with long dark hair and tattoos on her arm is laughing while hitting a large white object with a stick. She is surrounded by hanging abstract artwork or fabric panels featuring colorful, painterly blobs.
Two people dressed in Halloween skeleton costumes, one as a skeleton with a top hat and the other as a skeleton with a lace veil. They are posing inside a restaurant or banquet hall.
Two people dressed in Halloween costumes, one as a skeleton with a glittery skull mask and top hat, and the other as a pirate with a skull makeup, pirate hat, and black lace clothing, standing close together indoors.
Two young adults, a woman with curly hair and braces, and a man with short dark hair, standing close together and smiling. The woman is wearing a floral headband with purple and white flowers. They are indoors, with shelves and other items visible in
Two people in skeleton costumes sharing a kiss, one dressed as a skeleton with a top hat, and the other as a nurse with a veil and long black hair, in a room with vintage decor.
A young girl and a man smiling and posing for a photo in a crowded, decorated restaurant or bar, with flowers and neon signs in the background.
Two women taking a close-up selfie indoors, smiling at the camera. Artworks are visible on the wall behind them.
A woman with curly black hair smiling and holding two small flags, one of Belize and one with rainbow colors, standing in front of an art exhibition with various abstract artworks on the wall.
Two women in a room with white walls and a patterned rug. One woman with dark, curly hair and a gray top stands near the wall, while the other woman with long dark hair, wearing a white dress, is preparing a gift or decoration with white tissue paper
A woman in black pants and a patterned sweater sits on a beige chair, looking at a white sheet of paper, while another woman in a white dress with long black hair stands next to her, holding the sheet and smiling, in a room with a patterned towel on
Close-up of white fabric with pink embroidered text that reads 'VanneSau Champagne Paris'.
A woman sewing a piece of white fabric with pink embroidery that reads "Vanessa Champagne Paris" inside a room with a wooden cabinet and a patterned rug.
Two women in a room decorating the wall with their names, Vanessa Charmagne Paris and Mikey Fallon, written in pink and blue respectively. One woman stands near a chair smiling, while the other is seated, opening a white cloth. The room has posters o
A woman with curly black hair sitting on a beige chair, holding a piece of white fabric. Another woman with long straight black hair wearing a white dress is sitting on a chair covered with white cloth, holding her stomach and looking down, in a room
Close-up of white fabric with pink embroidered text that reads 'Vannesir Champagne Paris'.
A woman with curly dark hair smiling and holding a small rainbow pride flag at an art exhibit featuring various abstract colorful black, white, and red artworks on the wall.
A woman sewing a white wedding dress labeled "Lamessa Champagne Paris."
Two women in a room decorated with posters on the wall. One woman is standing, smiling, holding a paintbrush; the other woman is sitting on a chair, smiling, working on a craft project. There are chairs, a basket, and various craft supplies on the fl
Two women in a room with white walls and a patterned rug. One woman standing on the left with curly hair, holding a paintbrush, is labeled 'Vanessa Charmagne Paris' in pink on the wall beside her. The other woman is sitting on the floor on the right,
Two women sitting on chairs in a room, with one holding a piece of paper and the other looking down at a cloth or sheet.
Close-up of white fabric with pink embroidered text reading "Varnessa Chromographie Paris."
A woman with curly black hair smiling and holding a rainbow pride flag and a pink bandana standing in an art gallery. The gallery wall behind her displays various abstract art pieces in black, white, red, and yellow. There is a black-and-white photog
A woman with long dark hair sewing white fabric with pink embroidered text, sitting on a chair in a room with a patterned rug and brown cabinets.
Two women in a room with white walls and a carpet, one standing and one sitting. The woman standing has curly dark hair, is holding a paintbrush, and has writing on the wall behind her that says 'Vanessa Charagnme Paris'. The woman sitting has long b
A woman in a white dress standing on one leg, writing on a wall with a marker, holding a bottle in her other hand, with two chairs, a basket, and informational posters on the wall nearby.
Two women are doing a craft or medical activity with a large sheet of paper or fabric over a table, smiling and interacting in a room with a beige chair, cabinet, and patterned rug.
Two women sit at a table, one smiling at the camera and the other looking down, sewing or working on a fabric project together.
A woman with long dark hair wearing a white dress writing the name 'Mikey Fallon' on a wall with a blue marker. The room has two chairs, one with a white cloth draped over it and a basket with miscellaneous items on the floor. There are posters on th
Two women, one with curly hair sitting on a chair and the other with long black hair standing, opening a cardboard box on a table lined with paper, in a room with a chair, cabinet, and a rug.
Two women are in a room with a rug and a window. One woman with dark curly hair, wearing a patterned sweater, is sitting on a chair. The other woman with long black hair, wearing a white dress, is standing and holding a large white sheet or cloth.
A woman with long dark hair, wearing a white dress, standing and writing on a wall with a blue marker in a room with a chair, a basket, and a poster on the wall.
Two women participate in a baptism ceremony, with one sitting on a chair holding a napkin and the other standing, holding a towel, both smiling.
Two women engage in a craft project, working with white fabric. One woman is sitting on a chair, smiling and holding a piece of fabric, while the other woman is leaning over, focused on sewing or writing on the fabric. They are in a room with a white
A person with long dark hair writing on a white wall with a blue marker, with the name 'Mikey Fallon'. They are dressed in a white dress and standing next to two chairs, one of which has a notebook and pen on it. There are posters on the wall and a b
Two women are working on an art project with a large container of paint. One woman is seated and working with a small tool, while the other woman is standing and stirring the paint with a large spoon inside the container. They are in an indoor space
Two women preparing for a medical procedure, one sitting and the other standing, with medical equipment and a white cloth on their laps in a room with white walls and a window.
A woman with long dark hair wearing a white dress is writing on a white wall with blue marker in a room with chairs and a patterned rug.
Two women in a room with a white wall and a patterned rug, looking at a large document or cloth together. One is seated, the other standing, both smiling.
Two women are engaged in a sewing or embroidery project inside a room with a white wall and a patterned rug. One woman, with curly dark hair and light skin, is sitting on a chair smiling at the camera and holding a piece of cloth with thread on it. T
Woman with long dark hair writing on a white wall with a blue marker, signature reads 'Mikey Fallon'. She is wearing a white dress and standing next to two chairs, one with a notebook and pen on it, and a small basket of supplies on the floor. There
Two women are working together on a craft project wrapped in white paper, with one seated and the other standing, on a patterned rug in a room with a cabinet and a lamp in the background.
Two women in white dresses are sitting on chairs in a room, preparing to give birth. One woman is lying back with her legs elevated, while the other is standing and holding her gown. They are on a patterned rug next to a window and wall with a small
A colorful art display with portraits, paintings, and signs on the wall and floor, celebrating girlhood and female empowerment, including phrases like 'Being a Girl,' 'Solo una chica,' 'literally just a girl,' and 'Can a gay girl get an amen?'
Two people taking a selfie indoors, smiling at the camera. The person on the right is wearing sunglasses, a blue jacket, and a chain necklace. The person on the left has curly hair and braces. The background has colorful abstract artwork.
Colorful art display with a butterfly painting at the center, surrounded by dog and cat images, and smaller signs with feminist messages like "Solo una chica," "Literally just a girl," and "Can a gay girl get an amen?". There are decorative orange fl
A woman with curly dark hair and a man wearing sunglasses taking a selfie together. The woman is smiling and wearing a black and gray top. The man is smiling, wearing a black shirt, a shiny blue jacket, and a chain necklace. The background has colorf
Colorful street art murals and posters celebrating girlhood, featuring butterflies, hearts, and empowering messages in bright colors. Includes smaller posters with messages like "Solo una chica" and "Literally just a girl."
A smiling man wearing sunglasses and a woman with curly hair taking a selfie together.
A Day of the Dead altar decorated with marigold petals, purple flowers, skull figurines, a skeleton figure, a small statue, and string lights.
Nude woman with tattoos standing on steps, holding a large brush, surrounded by colorful abstract fabric banners hanging from the ceiling inside a building.
Three people posing for a photo indoors, two smiling with braces and one with skeleton face paint and costume.
Woman with sunglasses on her head smiling and holding a painted skull with a third eye on the forehead, colorful background with orange flowers and people.
Two people dressed in Halloween costumes taking a mirror selfie. One is in a skeleton and skull face makeup with a floral headdress, holding a piece of art. The other is in casual clothing with a pink bandana and a camera around their neck.
A woman dressed as a bride with a white dress and black hair is sitting on a chair, talking to a person dressed as a skeleton in a black and white skeleton costume with a white head covering. They are in a room with posters on the wall with names "MJ
Four people sitting on the floor and a stool, engaged in a sewing or craft project indoors. One man is using a needle with thread, another is holding fabric, and two women are also involved, one with fabric. The wall behind them has names written in
Table display of decorated skulls, black and white photographs, and flowers, with a sign that reads 'GRAN RIFA.' The skulls are painted and adorned with various designs, patterns, and flowers. The setting appears to be in a room with shelves of skull
Two young adults, woman with curly hair and braces, man with short dark hair, standing together indoors. The woman holds a framed photograph showing a woman and man, with the man appearing to be doing something with his mouth and the woman wearing a
Two women standing together in an art gallery, holding artwork and smiling at the camera.
Exhibition of artwork featuring minimalistic drawings of a man with dark hair and beard, with some paintings showing a night sky background, displayed on a white wall.
Art gallery wall with multiple paintings, featuring black and white figures with colorful backgrounds, some with blue, red, and yellow accents.
Colorful poster for an art event called Immortal during Día de Muertos in Mexico City, featuring a stylized animal outline with vibrant colors and pink geometric shapes, providing details about the event dates, times, and sponsors.
A colorful abstract painting of a bird with a human-like face and a body with bird features, standing against a plain background.
Two framed paintings depicting explicit scenes of nude individuals.
A colorful painting of a woman lying on her side, partially covered with a red cloth, with green plants and leaves above her.
A framed artwork of a woman with flowing hair standing on a rock in the ocean.
A painted or drawn image of a person with curly hair lying face down, with a cup over their head, and green plants hanging from above.
Artwork depicting three abstract human legs and arms made of blue thread against a beige textured wall.
Black and white art prints on a wall featuring a woman with lines extending from her body, creating the illusion of distortion or splitting.
Black and white image of a tall pedestal with multiple layers, topped with skulls and a chain of skulls in a circle. Additional decorative elements are on the pedestal. The background appears to have some objects and drawings.
An indoor art installation featuring black and white striped boxes, hanging wires, and drawings on paper, creating an optical illusion in a corridor with signboards and people visible in the background.
A vintage white satin wedding dress with medieval castle images printed on the skirt, displayed on a mannequin in a room with large windows.
Mixed media art piece featuring a central image of a person sitting on a red chair, surrounded by decorative blue fabric with swirling patterns, butterflies, and feathers, hanging on a white wall.
Three framed photographs of shirtless men with different backgrounds are displayed on a white wall in a gallery.
A framed photo of a man surrounded by colorful flowers against a yellow background, with a white textured wall in the background.
Abstract colorful artwork in a black frame on a white textured wall.
Framed black and white Gucci advertisement featuring a dog with a ribbon over its eyes, there are other framed pictures partially visible above and below.
Five colorful abstract paintings with geometric shapes hanging on a white wall, arranged in two rows.
An art gallery with display walls showing various artworks, some mounted on the wall and others on the white partition, with a small stage on the right side of the room.
A framed photograph of a black man seen from behind, with short hair, tugging a silver chain necklace around his neck, showcasing his muscular back, on a textured beige wall.
Abstract geometric paintings in pink, gray, and other colors on a white gallery wall.
Colorful abstract geometric mural with bold shapes, lines, and vibrant colors like pink, purple, yellow, green, and blue.
A display of nine framed photographs on a gallery wall showing various artistic and provocative images of nude or semi-nude men, some with accessories or in suggestive poses.
Decorative painted skull with the words 'Rico de Panu de Muerte' surrounded by small designs, next to framed black and white photographs of people.
A painting of a young man lying on a bed with white sheets, holding a small wooden artist's mannequin that resembles a muscular man with a beard, while looking towards the camera.
Abstract modern art painting with black, white, red, and orange colors in a framed picture, displayed on a wall.

IMMORTAL is not a booth fair. It is a collaboratively produced exhibition platform breaking the binary model of art fairs. Every project is different, every artist's needs are different, and every participation plan is developed individually. Our goal is not to maximize fees. Our goal is to maximize visibility while ensuring the sustainability of the artists, organizers, and community that make the project possible.

The information below is organized into three areas of participation. These may be selected individually or combined during the interview process, allowing each artist to align their studio goals with the larger TBQA ecosystem.

IMMORTAL no es una feria de stands. Es una plataforma expositiva, producida de manera colaborativa, que cuestiona el modelo binario de las ferias de arte. Cada proyecto es distinto, las necesidades de cada artista son distintas y cada plan de participación se desarrolla de manera individual. Nuestro objetivo no es maximizar las cuotas. Nuestro objetivo es maximizar la visibilidad, al mismo tiempo que garantizamos la sostenibilidad de los artistas, organizadores y comunidad que hacen posible el proyecto.

La información a continuación está organizada en tres áreas de participación. Estas pueden seleccionarse de manera individual o combinarse durante el proceso de entrevista, lo que permite que cada artista alinee los objetivos de su práctica con el ecosistema más amplio de TBQA.

  • 1–26 de octubre de 2026

    La Residencia IMMORTAL ofrece a artistas la oportunidad de vivir y trabajar en Ciudad de México mientras se desarrolla la exposición y la programación de IMMORTAL.

    Las personas residentes reciben acceso a espacio de estudio compartido, consultas curatoriales, encuentros comunitarios, visitas a galerías y museos, y un intercambio directo con lxs artistas que participan en IMMORTAL.

    La residencia culmina con la participación en la Feria de Arte Queer IMMORTAL.

    Aportación para la residencia

    Desde 6,000 MXN

    Incluye

    • Espacio de estudio compartido

    • Acompañamiento curatorial

    • Visitas de estudio

    • Programación comunitaria

    • Recorridos por galerías y museos

    • Participación en IMMORTAL

    Las necesidades adicionales de exhibición se conversarán de manera individual durante el proceso de entrevista.

    HOSPEDAJE

    El hospedaje no está incluido en la Residencia IMMORTAL y es responsabilidad de cada artista. Durante el proceso de planificación, TBQA puede apoyar a las personas residentes a considerar opciones que se ajusten a su presupuesto, necesidades de accesibilidad, ubicación preferida y duración de su estancia en Ciudad de México.

  • Feria de Arte INMORTAL 2.0

    23–25 de octubre de 2026
    Montaje: 20–22 de octubre
    Desmontaje: 26 de octubre
    Ciudad de México (CDMX)
    Producida por The Bureau of Queer Art (TBQA)

    IMMORTAL es una feria de arte.

    Pero esa es solo una parte de la verdad.

    Celebrada durante Día de Muertos, IMMORTAL reúne a artistas Queer más allá de las fronteras para situarse junto a la memoria, no como decoración, sino como herencia. Construimos espacio para aquello que nos sobrevive.

    En su primera edición, lxs artistas describieron IMMORTAL como una residencia acelerada. Tres días que se sintieron como semanas. Conversaciones que evitaron la charla superficial. Colaboraciones que atravesaron países. Obra que cambió en presencia de otra obra.

    IMMORTAL funciona comercialmente.
    Se comporta comunitariamente.
    Deja residuo.

    Se requiere una cuota de postulación. La cuota ha sido reducida para ampliar el acceso mientras sostenemos esta plataforma creada y dirigida por artistas.

    IMMORTAL no trata únicamente de visibilidad.

    Trata de cercanía.

    De artistas Queer construyendo infraestructura juntxs.

    De comprimir el tiempo para que la conexión suceda más rápido de lo que el mundo espera.

  • The Queer Vault es la exposición dedicada a obra gráfica y formatos pequeños dentro de IMMORTAL, creada para hacer más accesible el coleccionismo de arte Queer y, al mismo tiempo, abrir una vía adicional de visibilidad y ventas para lxs artistas.

    Concebido como una experiencia de exploración cercana al comercio cultural, inspirada en tiendas de discos y ferias de gráfica, The Queer Vault reúne prints, fotografías, dibujos, zines, publicaciones y obra de pequeño formato de artistas participantes en un solo entorno curado. Las obras se presentan en cajas y contenedores de consulta, protegidas con fundas y respaldos para facilitar su manejo, invitando al público a mirar, hojear, descubrir y adquirir obra directamente.

    En lugar de separar a lxs artistas en stands o áreas individuales, The Queer Vault apuesta por el descubrimiento. Permite que las personas visitantes encuentren una diversidad de voces, estéticas y perspectivas dentro del ecosistema más amplio de la feria.

    Las obras presentadas en The Queer Vault están pensadas para ser accesibles a coleccionistas emergentes sin renunciar a los mismos criterios curatoriales que definen la exposición general de IMMORTAL. Una persona puede descubrir a unx artista a través de un print, una publicación o una obra pequeña, y después continuar explorando el resto de su práctica durante la feria.

    The Queer Vault parte de una convicción central de TBQA: coleccionar arte no debe ser un privilegio reservado para unas cuantas personas. Al crear un punto de entrada para nuevos públicos y nuevos coleccionistas, fortalecemos la sostenibilidad de artistas Queer, ampliamos las audiencias y contribuimos a una economía cultural más inclusiva.

    Lxs artistas pueden participar en The Queer Vault de manera independiente o junto con una presentación de mayor escala en IMMORTAL. Los detalles sobre ediciones, precios, cantidades, empaque y requisitos de exhibición se definirán durante el proceso de planificación de participación.

  • IMMORTAL es un proyecto curado y sostenido por la comunidad. Lxs artistas son seleccionadxs por la fuerza de su obra y su propuesta de presentación, no por su capacidad económica.

    ARTISTAS MEXICANXS

    Lxs artistas con INE mexicana participan en IMMORTAL sin cuota de participación.

    Lxs artistas mexicanxs son colaboradorxs fundamentales dentro de la feria: aportan conocimiento local, presencia cultural y una conexión vivida con la comunidad de Ciudad de México. Esto no implica una expectativa de trabajo administrativo, hospedaje, traducción o promoción no remunerados. Es el reconocimiento de que IMMORTAL debe mantenerse accesible para lxs artistas cuya ciudad y cultura hacen posible el proyecto.

    Los gastos de viaje, hospedaje, envío, producción de obra y costos opcionales de residencia son responsabilidad de cada artista.

    ARTISTAS INTERNACIONALES

    Lxs artistas internacionales contribuyen a la producción compartida de IMMORTAL mediante un plan de participación desarrollado de forma individual.

    Las aportaciones estimadas van de $100 a $1,200 USD, según la escala de la presentación, los recursos necesarios y cualquier elemento adicional involucrado. Una obra individual, una presentación ampliada en formato salón, una instalación, un proyecto de residencia o una presentación de galería requieren distintos niveles de espacio, trabajo, infraestructura y apoyo.

    Los planes finales de participación se desarrollan durante la entrevista previa a la aceptación, donde conversamos sobre tu proyecto, tus objetivos, tu presupuesto y la manera más adecuada de participar dentro de la estructura más amplia de IMMORTAL.

    Cuando sea posible, puede haber opciones de precios flexibles, pero nunca a costa de las necesidades de producción de la feria ni de la sostenibilidad a largo plazo de TBQA.

  • Obra original presentada en IMMORTAL

    Artistas internacionales que participan mediante una aportación
    80% Artista / 20% TBQA

    Integrantes de COLLECTIVO que participan mediante un plan con aportación
    85% Artista / 15% TBQA

    Artistas mexicanxs que participan sin cuota, incluyendo integrantes de COLLECTIVO
    80% Artista / 20% TBQA

    THE QUEER VAULT

    Los prints, fotografías, zines, publicaciones y obras de pequeño formato vendidas a través de The Queer Vault operan bajo una estructura distinta:

    60% Artista / 40% TBQA

    Esta comisión sostiene la infraestructura adicional de The Queer Vault, incluyendo sistemas de exhibición, inventario, personal de ventas, procesamiento de pagos, empaque y vinculación con coleccionistas.

  • PARTICIPACIÓN, ACCESO Y SOSTENIBILIDAD

    IMMORTAL es un proyecto curado y sostenido por la comunidad. Lxs artistas son seleccionadxs por la fuerza de su obra y su propuesta de presentación, no por su capacidad económica.

    SELECCIÓN Y PLANIFICACIÓN DE PARTICIPACIÓN

    Las postulaciones son revisadas curatorialmente. Lxs artistas seleccionadxs para avanzar en el proceso serán invitadxs a una entrevista previa a la aceptación con el Director, para conversar sobre su obra, objetivos de presentación, necesidades de producción, recursos disponibles y presupuesto.

    La selección no requiere un compromiso financiero inmediato. Después de la entrevista, cada artista podrá decidir si el plan de participación propuesto es adecuado para su práctica y sus circunstancias.

    Debido a que IMMORTAL no se organiza mediante la renta de stands tradicionales, cada presentación se desarrolla de manera individual. Una obra individual, una presentación ampliada en formato salón, una instalación, un proyecto de residencia o una presentación de galería pueden requerir distintos niveles de espacio, trabajo, infraestructura y apoyo.

    Lxs artistas no están obligadxs a atender un stand ni a permanecer en el recinto durante toda la feria. Habrá personal de atención en cada área expositiva, con información de lxs artistas, precios y datos de contacto disponibles para visitantes y coleccionistas. Lxs artistas también serán invitadxs a encuentros sociales y momentos públicos a lo largo del programa.

    ARTISTAS MEXICANXS

    Lxs artistas con INE mexicana participan en IMMORTAL sin cuota de participación.

    Lxs artistas mexicanxs son colaboradorxs y embajadorxs fundamentales dentro de la feria. Su conocimiento local, presencia cultural y conexión vivida con Ciudad de México ayudan a dar forma a la manera en que IMMORTAL se relaciona con los públicos locales y con la conversación más amplia sobre el arte Queer.

    Esto no implica una expectativa de trabajo administrativo, promoción, traducción, hospedaje o trabajo comunitario no remunerado. Es el reconocimiento de que una feria de arte Queer en Ciudad de México debe mantenerse accesible para lxs artistas cuya ciudad y cultura hacen posible el proyecto.

    Para lxs artistas mexicanxs que viven fuera de Ciudad de México, la cuota de participación también queda exenta. Los gastos de viaje, hospedaje, transporte de obra, producción, envío y costos opcionales de residencia son responsabilidad de cada artista.

    ARTISTAS INTERNACIONALES

    Lxs artistas internacionales contribuyen a la producción compartida de IMMORTAL mediante un plan de participación desarrollado de forma individual.

    Las aportaciones estimadas van de $100 a $1,200 USD, según la escala de la presentación, los recursos necesarios y cualquier elemento adicional involucrado. Una obra individual, una presentación ampliada en formato salón, una instalación, un proyecto de residencia o una presentación de galería requieren distintos niveles de espacio, trabajo, infraestructura y apoyo.

    Los planes finales de participación se desarrollan durante la entrevista previa a la aceptación, donde conversamos sobre tu proyecto, tus objetivos, tu presupuesto y la manera más adecuada de participar dentro de la estructura más amplia de IMMORTAL.

    Cuando sea posible, pueden existir opciones de precios flexibles, pero nunca a costa de las necesidades de producción de la feria ni de la sostenibilidad a largo plazo de TBQA.

    CONFIRMACIÓN DE TU PLAN DE PARTICIPACIÓN

    Una vez acordado un plan de participación, lxs artistas que decidan confirmar su lugar recibirán una factura y deberán realizar un depósito del 30%, pagadero dentro de los 14 días posteriores a su aceptación.

    El saldo restante deberá liquidarse antes del 15 de septiembre de 2026 para la participación en la feria de arte, y antes del 1 de septiembre de 2026 para la participación en la residencia.

    Lxs artistas que participen tanto en la residencia como en la feria deberán liquidar el saldo total antes de la fecha límite de la residencia.

    COMISIONES DE VENTA

    Obra original presentada en IMMORTAL

    Artistas internacionales que participan mediante un plan con aportación
    80% Artista / 20% TBQA

    Integrantes de COLLECTIVO que participan mediante un plan con aportación
    85% Artista / 15% TBQA

    Artistas mexicanxs que participan sin cuota, incluyendo integrantes de COLLECTIVO
    80% Artista / 20% TBQA

    Las comisiones de venta apoyan el personal, la infraestructura, la coordinación de ventas, la vinculación con coleccionistas, el procesamiento de pagos y el trabajo de producción necesario para realizar la feria.

    THE QUEER VAULT

    The Queer Vault es el área dedicada a obra gráfica y formatos pequeños dentro de IMMORTAL, diseñada como una experiencia de exploración cercana al comercio cultural, inspirada en tiendas de discos y ferias de gráfica.

    Prints, fotografías, dibujos, zines, publicaciones y obras de pequeño formato se presentan en cajas y contenedores de consulta, protegidos con fundas y respaldos para facilitar su manejo. Se invita al público a mirar, hojear, descubrir y adquirir obra directamente.

    Lxs artistas pueden participar en The Queer Vault de manera independiente o junto con una presentación de mayor escala en IMMORTAL. Las cantidades finales, detalles de edición, precios, empaque y requisitos de exhibición se definirán durante el proceso de planificación de participación.

    Estructura de ventas de The Queer Vault

    60% Artista / 40% TBQA

    Esta comisión sostiene la infraestructura adicional requerida para The Queer Vault, incluyendo sistemas de exhibición, inventario, personal de ventas, procesamiento de pagos, empaque, promoción y vinculación con coleccionistas.

    RESIDENCIA IMMORTAL

    La Residencia IMMORTAL se llevará a cabo del 1 al 26 de octubre de 2026, culminando en la feria de arte abierta al público del 23 al 25 de octubre.

    Lxs residentes están invitadxs a desarrollar obra en Ciudad de México mientras participan en conversaciones curatoriales, visitas de estudio, recorridos por museos y galerías, encuentros comunitarios y programación pública. La participación en la residencia puede incluir una presentación dentro de la feria, según el plan de participación confirmado de cada artista.

    HOSPEDAJE

    El hospedaje no está incluido en la Residencia IMMORTAL y es responsabilidad de cada artista. Durante el proceso de planificación, TBQA puede apoyar a lxs residentes a considerar opciones que se ajusten a su presupuesto, necesidades de accesibilidad, ubicación preferida y duración de su estancia en Ciudad de México.

    RESPONSABILIDADES DE LXS ARTISTAS

    Lxs artistas son responsables de la producción de obra, enmarcado, envío o transporte, viaje, hospedaje, seguro cuando corresponda y cualquier mejora opcional de presentación que no esté incluida en su plan de participación confirmado.

    Los proyectos de gran escala, de duración determinada, técnicos, performáticos o específicos para el sitio son bienvenidos, pero deberán conversarse durante la entrevista previa a la aceptación.

    IMMORTAL es producido de manera independiente. En caso de que las circunstancias requieran un cambio de sede, ajuste de calendario o modificación de formato, TBQA se comunicará directamente con lxs artistas participantes y trabajará para preservar el proyecto, la visibilidad y la participación acordada en la medida de lo posible.

  • October 1–26, 2026

    The IMMORTAL Residency offers artists the opportunity to live and work alongside the exhibition's development in Mexico City.

    Residents receive shared studio space, curator consultations, community gatherings, gallery and museum visits, and direct engagement with the artists participating in IMMORTAL.

    The residency culminates with participation in the IMMORTAL Queer Art Fair.

    Residency Contribution:
    Start at 6,000 MXN

    Includes:

    •  Shared studio space 

    •  Curatorial mentorship 

    •  Studio visits 

    •  Community programming 

    •  Gallery and museum outings 

    •  Participation in IMMORTAL 

    Additional exhibition needs need to be discussed individually during our interview process.

    HOUSING

    Housing is not included in the IMMORTAL Residency and remains each artist's responsibility. During the planning process, TBQA can help residents consider options that align with their individual budgets, access needs, preferred location, and length of stay in Mexico City.

  • IMMORTAL 2.0 Art Fair
    October 23–25, 2026
    Install: October 20–22
    Deinstall: October 26
    Mexico City (CDMX)
    Produced by The Bureau of Queer Art (TBQA)

    IMMORTAL is an art fair.
    But that is only part of the truth.

    Held during Día de Muertos, IMMORTAL gathers Queer artists across borders to stand with memory — not as decoration, but as inheritance. We build space for what survives us.

    In its first edition, artists described IMMORTAL as an accelerated residency. Three days that felt like weeks. Conversations that bypassed small talk. Collaborations that crossed countries. Work that changed in the presence of other work.

    IMMORTAL functions commercially.
    It behaves communally.
    It leaves residue.

    An application fee is required. The fee has been lowered to broaden access while sustaining this artist-led platform.

    IMMORTAL is not only about visibility.

    • It is about proximity.

    • About Queer artists building infrastructure together.

    • About compressing time so that the connection happens faster than the world expects.

  • The Queer Vault is IMMORTAL's dedicated print and small-works exhibition, created to make collecting queer art more accessible while providing artists with an additional avenue for visibility and sales.

    Designed as an approachable retail-style browsing experience inspired by record shops and print fairs, The Queer Vault brings together prints, photographs, drawings, zines, publications, and small-scale works from participating artists in a single curated environment. Works are displayed in crates and browsing bins, protected in sleeves and backing boards for easy handling, encouraging visitors to flip through, discover, and purchase artwork directly. Rather than separating artists into individual booths or display areas, the Vault emphasizes discovery, allowing visitors to encounter a broad range of voices, aesthetics, and perspectives within the fair's larger ecosystem.

    Works in The Queer Vault are intended to be approachable for emerging collectors while maintaining the same curatorial standards that define the broader IMMORTAL exhibition. Visitors may discover an artist through a print, publication, or small work and then continue exploring their larger practice throughout the fair.


    The Queer Vault reflects one of TBQA's core beliefs: collecting art should not be reserved for a privileged few. By creating an entry point for new collectors, we strengthen the sustainability of queer artists, expand audiences, and encourage the growth of a more inclusive cultural economy.


    Participating artists may submit prints and small works independently or alongside larger presentations elsewhere in IMMORTAL. Details regarding editions, pricing, and display requirements will be discussed during the participation planning process.ription text goes here

  • IMMORTAL is a curated, community-supported project. Artists are selected on the strength of their work and proposed presentation—not their ability to pay.

    MEXICAN ARTISTS
    Artists with a Mexican INE participate in IMMORTAL without a participation fee.

    Mexican artists are central collaborators in the fair: bringing local knowledge, cultural presence, and lived connection to the Mexico City community. This is not an expectation of unpaid labor, hosting, translation, or promotion. It is an acknowledgment that IMMORTAL must remain accessible to the artists whose city and culture help make the project possible.

    Travel, accommodation, shipping, artwork production, and optional residency expenses remain the artist's responsibility.

    INTERNATIONAL ARTISTS
    International artists contribute to the shared production of IMMORTAL through an individually developed participation plan.

    Estimated participation contributions range from $100 to $1,200 USD, depending on the presentation's scale, the resources required, and any additional elements involved. A single work, an expanded salon presentation, an installation, a residency project, or a gallery presentation each requires different levels of space, labor, infrastructure, and support.

    Final participation plans are developed during the pre-acceptance interview, where we discuss your project, goals, budget, and the most appropriate way to participate within the larger IMMORTAL structure.

    Flexible pricing may be available when possible, but never at the expense of the fair’s production needs or TBQA’s long-term sustainability.

  • Original artworks presented in IMMORTAL

    International artists with a participation contribution
    80% Artist / 20% TBQA

    COLLECTIVO members participating through a paid plan
    85% Artist / 15% TBQA

    Mexican artists participating without a fee, including COLLECTIVO members
    80% Artist / 20% TBQA

    THE QUEER VAULT

    Prints, photographs, zines, publications, and small works sold through The Queer Vault follow a separate structure:

    60% Artist / 40% TBQA

    This supports the Vault's additional infrastructure, including display, inventory, sales staffing, payment processing, packaging, and collector outreach.

  • IMMORTAL is a curated, community-supported project. Artists are selected on the strength of their work and proposed presentation—not their ability to pay.

    SELECTION & PARTICIPATION PLANNING

    Applications are reviewed curatorially. Artists selected for further consideration are invited to a pre-acceptance interview with the Director to discuss their work, presentation goals, production needs, available resources, and budget.

    Selection does not require an immediate financial commitment. Following the interview, artists may decide whether the proposed participation plan is appropriate for their practice and circumstances.

    Because IMMORTAL is not organized through standard booth rentals, each presentation is developed individually. A single work, an expanded salon presentation, an installation, a residency project, or a gallery presentation may require different levels of space, labor, infrastructure, and support.

    Artists are not required to staff a booth or remain on-site throughout the fair. Dedicated attendants will be present in each exhibition area, with artist information, pricing, and contact details available to visitors and collectors. Artists will also be invited to social gatherings and public moments throughout the program.

    MEXICAN ARTISTS

    Artists with a Mexican INE participate in IMMORTAL without a participation fee.

    Mexican artists are central collaborators and ambassadors within the fair. Their knowledge, cultural presence, and lived connection to Mexico City help shape how IMMORTAL speaks to local audiences and to the broader conversation around Queer art.

    This is not an expectation that Mexican artists provide unpaid administrative, promotional, translation, hosting, or community labor. It is an acknowledgment that a Queer art fair in Mexico City must remain accessible to the artists whose city and culture make the project possible.

    For Mexican artists living outside Mexico City, the participation contribution remains waived. Travel, accommodation, artwork transport, production, shipping, and optional residency costs remain the responsibility of the artist.

    INTERNATIONAL ARTISTS

    International artists contribute to the shared production of IMMORTAL through an individually developed participation plan.

    Estimated participation contributions range from $100 to $1,200 USD, depending on the scale of the presentation, the resources required, and any additional elements involved. A single work, an expanded salon presentation, an installation, a residency project, or a gallery presentation each require different levels of space, labor, infrastructure, and support.

    Final participation plans are developed during the pre-acceptance interview, where we discuss your project, goals, budget, and the most appropriate way to participate within the larger IMMORTAL structure.

    Flexible pricing may be available when possible, but never at the expense of the fair’s production needs or TBQA’s long-term sustainability.

    CONFIRMING YOUR PARTICIPATION PLAN

    Once a participation plan has been agreed upon, artists who choose to confirm their place will receive an invoice and required to pay a 30% deposit, payable within 14 days of acceptance.

    The remaining balance is due by September 15, 2026 for art fair participation and by September 1, 2026 for residency participation.

    Artists participating in both the residency and the fair must complete their final balance by the residency deadline.

    SALES COMMISSION

    Original artworks presented in IMMORTAL

    International artists participating through a paid plan
    80% Artist / 20% TBQA

    COLLECTIVO members participating through a paid plan
    85% Artist / 15% TBQA

    Mexican artists participating without a fee, including COLLECTIVO members
    80% Artist / 20% TBQA

    Sales commissions support the staffing, infrastructure, sales coordination, collector outreach, payment processing, and production labor required to present the fair.

    THE QUEER VAULT

    The Queer Vault is IMMORTAL’s dedicated print and small works area, designed as an approachable retail-style browsing experience inspired by record shops and print fairs.

    Prints, photographs, drawings, zines, publications, and small works are displayed in crates and browsing bins, protected in sleeves and backing boards for easy handling. Visitors are encouraged to flip through, discover, and purchase artwork directly.

    Artists may participate in The Queer Vault independently or alongside a larger IMMORTAL presentation. Final quantities, edition details, pricing, packaging, and display requirements are confirmed during the planning process.

    Queer Vault sales structure
    60% Artist / 40% TBQA

    This commission supports the additional infrastructure required for the Vault, including display systems, inventory, sales staffing, payment processing, packaging, promotion, and collector outreach.

    IMMORTAL RESIDENCY

    The IMMORTAL Residency runs from October 1–26, 2026, culminating in the public art fair from October 23–25.

    Residents are invited to develop work within Mexico City while participating in curator conversations, studio visits, museum and gallery outings, community gatherings, and public programming. Residency participation may include presentation within the fair, depending on the artist’s confirmed participation plan.

    HOUSING

    Housing is not included in the IMMORTAL Residency and remains the responsibility of each artist. During the planning process, TBQA can help residents think through options that meet their individual budget, access needs, preferred location, and length of stay in Mexico City.

    ARTIST RESPONSIBILITIES

    Artists remain responsible for artwork production, framing, shipping or transport, travel, housing, insurance where applicable, and any optional presentation upgrades not included in their confirmed participation plan.

    Large-scale, time-based, technical, performance-based, and site-responsive projects are welcome but must be discussed during the pre-acceptance interview.

    IMMORTAL is independently produced. Should circumstances require a venue change, schedule adjustment, or format shift, TBQA will communicate directly with participating artists and work to preserve the project, visibility, and agreed participation wherever possible.

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