Zona Maco 2026 has wrapped up in Mexico City with a spectacular finale, despite a minor scare from a seismic alert. Known among experts as the "fair of fairs," this edition showcased over 200 international galleries, emerging artists, and design visionaries in a vibrant display of creativity. The event attracted over 82,000 art lovers from around the world, turning Centro Banamex into a global epicenter of contemporary Latin American art.

Between February 5 and 8, the fair presented artworks that challenge reality and featured immersive installations filled with unexpected colors and textures. Among the highlights were deep discussions during forums that tackled pressing themes such as sustainability in art and the intersection of art with technology. This edition encouraged lively conversations among collectors, curators, and art enthusiasts, emphasizing the importance of such dialogues in the global art scene.

Overall, Zona Maco 2026 stood out not only for its artistic displays but also for its role in fostering connections between collectors and international institutions. The fair's ability to attract a diverse audience highlights the growing appreciation for contemporary Latin American art, suggesting a bright future for artists and galleries in the region as they gain more recognition on an international scale.