SUM gallery

To Mar 25 Salón Silicón: Senos de Hombre. Named after a deliberate misreading of the Spanish song “Que Bello”, Senos de Hombre, or “man tits” in English, is a group exhibition by curators Olga Rodríguez, Romeo Gómez López and Laos Salazar of Mexico City’s Salón Silicón gallery. Featuring work from Mexican artists Romeo Gómez López, Sandra Blow, Alan Hernández, and Karl Frías García, this show creates a portrait of how non-binary and trans identities survive, and thrive, against a backdrop of colonialism, Catholicism, and cultural machismo prevalent in Latin communities and beyond. Explored through photography, sculpture, and an adult-oriented workshop series, the exhibition ultimately asks: “What makes a Queer body?”