Mónica Loya: Pop Surrealism and the Quiet Weight of Waiting
Mónica Loya (Chihuahua, 1990) paints pop surrealism about anxiety and desire. Read her own words and compare two originals, $825 and $2,750 USD.
Ciudad de México · Friday, 16 October 2026








Art of NOMA
Reporting, artist conversations and collector guides from Mexico City and across Latin America.
Mónica Loya (Chihuahua, 1990) paints pop surrealism about anxiety and desire. Read her own words and compare two originals, $825 and $2,750 USD.
Meet Laura Cuadros, the Lima-born painter of clouds and storms as emotional weather, in her own words. One original is available at $3,500 USD.
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JoCa’s solo show Echoes of Haworth opened 17 September 2026 at Galera 32, Narvarte Poniente, Mexico City. Update: the series sold out on opening night.
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Roti Martínez paints Nahuatl and Aztec reference into abstraction. How to read Mázatl, Tepeyollotl and Snakes, and where the work sits in a room.
How to unpack a newly delivered original artwork, what to check before you sign, and why waiting a day before you hang it protects the work.