Viviana Martínez

Viviana Martínez is an anarcho-feminist artist. In her artistic, performative, and theoretical work, she proposes the concept of 'insurrect aesthetics,' which involves the symbolic, aesthetic, and ideological representation of the insurrectionary and anarchic gestures that occur in feminist marches and queer culture

PhD in Visual arts

She has exhibited her work in 17 solo exhibitions, in spaces such as the Museo Galería de Arte Mexiquense Torres Bicentenario in Toluca, Centro Cultural Xavier Villaurrutia and Cultural El Rule in Mexico City, Museo del Barro in Metepec, Ex Convento del Carmen, Galería Apollinaire, Galería Ajolote, Galería Sepia, and Museo López Portillo in Guadalajara. She has participated in collective exhibitions and performative actions in spaces such as Museo de la Ciudad de Guadalajara, Museo de Arte de Zapopan, Centro Cultural Tijuana, Museo Morelense de Arte Contemporáneo Juan Soriano, Museo Universitario Leopoldo Flores, and Galería Delfica in Toluca, Centro Cultural El Refugio in Tlaquepaque, Centro de Arte Bernardo Quintana in Querétaro, Museo Tamayo, Museo Carrillo Gil, Museo de la Ciudad de México, Museo Universitario del Chopo, Museo Memoria y Tolerancia, Utopía Libertad, Faro Cosmos, Casa Frissac, Galería Unión, Galería Pablo Goebel Fine Arts, La Quiñonera, Biquini Wax, and Galería Ladrón in CDMX. Clandestina Fair in Miami, USA, Galería Bango in Oviedo, Spain; Museo La Ene in Buenos Aires, Argentina; Fashion & Textile Museum in London, England. She collaborates with the independent projects The Black Piglet, Artitlán, and Galería...