Fernanda Rivero: Intuition, Energy and Raw Canvas
Fernanda Rivero (Monterrey, 1983) paints large intuitive abstractions on raw canvas. Meet the artist and see her three works available at Art of NOMA.
Ciudad de México · Thursday, 15 October 2026








Art of NOMA
Reporting, artist conversations and collector guides from Mexico City and across Latin America.
Fernanda Rivero (Monterrey, 1983) paints large intuitive abstractions on raw canvas. Meet the artist and see her three works available at Art of NOMA.
Choose the right size painting for your wall: the two-thirds rule above sofas, a 145–152 cm hanging center, small works, diptychs and paper templates.
Georgian painter Tamar Sulakvelidze (Tbilisi, 1989) paints Icarus, the Magi and Eve in oil on fabric. Two original works are available at Art of NOMA.
Why emerging painters hand-paint digital error: JoCa’s glitch portraits, Arturo Lemus Beltrán’s machine age, Daniel Stara’s surveillance and the missing face.
Meet Lanise Howard, the Otis-trained painter of Black figures at thresholds of memory, and the three originals available now at Art of NOMA.
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.
What price on request really means at an art gallery, why it happens, and how to ask for a price gracefully, including how holds and first refusal work.
JoCa’s Echoes of Haworth sold out in under two hours at Galera 32, Mexico City. What the concept, curation and room teach collectors.
JoCa’s Echoes of Haworth, a Brontë-inspired solo show at Galera 32 in Mexico City, sold out in under two hours on opening night, 17 September 2026.