2004


Changarrito - First appearence in its context - Col Condesa, Mexico City, 2004

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Máximo González crea el proyecto Changarrito y lanza la primer convocatoria de participación para la edición de ARCO 05. México D.F.      

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Changarrito Makes an Appearance at PrintAustin, Texas

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Changarrito  at  PrintAustin  Artist  Mark Puente  exhibited his work through  Changarrito during  PrintAustin’s PrintExpo at the  Museum of Human Achievement  on  February 11, 2017  PrintAustin is dedicated to the Austin art community and galleries in its mission to share an enthusiasm for printmaking. Mark Puente (1977, Boston, Massachusetts) draws inspiration from folk art, growing up in Guatemala, and the art and imagery of Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead). His pen and ink illustrations take on new life and meaning, as they are laser-etched onto milk-paint finished wood and other mediums. Mark also has a burgeoning interest in exploring the practice of printmaking. These modern folk works are produced in Mark’s East Austin home and s tudio, Nailivic Studios. His wife, Amy Exah, assists on the creative and business sides of the studio. The name is derived from the spelling of “civilian” backwards, and draws its roo...
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RESIDENCIAS CHANGARRITO en Mexic-Arte Museum. Tressa González participa junto al Changarrito durante octubre del 2025. Conócel@!

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El proyecto Changarrito es fundando en el 2004 por el artista Máximo González, quien lo concibe como una plataforma alternativa para promover, apoyar, actuar y exhibir el trabajo de artistas visuales, escritores, poetas, curadores, diseñadores, performers, cineastas, etc. Qué es el Changarrito: Fiel a la misión del Museo Mexic-Arte, el Changarrito se dedica a la presentación y promoción del arte latinoamericano y latino contemporáneo. Los artistas tendrán la oportunidad de vender su arte en el carrito de Changarrito frente al Museo (o en un lugar externo, como representante del Museo durante varios festivales de arte de Austin) mientras se quedan con el 100% de las ventas. El compromiso de tiempo es de cuatro días en dos fines de semana, sábado y domingo de 12:00 a 15:00 horas. Presentando el componente virtual de Changarrito: A partir de la primavera de 2020, el Museo Mexic-Arte agregó un componente virtual a la residencia de artistas de Changarrito, lo que permite a los artistas de C...
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Changarrito with José Villalobos, Mexic-Arte Museum, Austin, TX

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Changarrito with José Villalobos,  Mexic-Arte Museum , Austin, TX August, 19th –  27th  August Changarrito Residency with José Villalobos - Flamboyant Ego Saturday, August 19 from 10:30 – 4:30pm at the  Artisan Mercado on Congress and 5th Sunday, August 20 from 12:00 – 4:00pm Saturday, August 26 from 12:00 – 3:00pm Sunday August 27 from 12:00 – 3:00pm José Villalobos grew up on the U.S./Mexico border in El Paso, Texas and received his Bachelor of Fine Arts with a concentration in ceramics from the University of Texas at San Antonio in 2016. Raised in a traditional conservative family, his work largely centers on body image, selfidentity as a gay man. Villalobos explores traditional "masculine" objects and softens the virility of these objects. By making subtle ambiguities, the macho-ness of these  objects become delicate. The Changarrito by Villalobos, Flamboyant Ego, will feature prints, drawings, paintings along with jewelry an...
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Changarrito en Museo Amparo, PUEBLA, México

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Changarrito en Museo Amparo   2 Sur 708, Centro, PUEBLA, México  Auditorio Arq. Pedro Ramírez Vázquez  Políticas y Poéticas del Arte Participativo en México  Lunes 4 de Diciembre de 2017  18 - 20 hs  Charla entre Máximo González, Raquel Olvera, Iván Buenader, Martina Santillán y Nina Fiocco. Durante la charla se presentará el libro “Changarrito”, catálogo con textos de diferentes escritores, artistas, curadores y profesionales del arte que reflexionan sobre la historia y la filosofía de este proyecto.  Streaming   Si no puedes asistir a la conferencia podrás verla en vivo por nuestra sección multimedia . Coordinación académica: Nina Fiocco  Entrada Libre
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Changarrito Residency with Mark Puente was a Special Guest at PrintAustin, Austin, TX

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Changarrito  Popped Up at  PrintAustin  Artist  Mark Puente  exhibited his work through the  Changarrito Pop Up Gallery during  PrintAustin’s PrintExpo at the  Museum of Human Achievement  on  February 11, 2017  PrintAustin is dedicated to the Austin art community and galleries in its mission to share an enthusiasm for printmaking. Mark Puente (1977, Boston, Massachusetts) draws inspiration from folk art, growing up in Guatemala, and the art and imagery of Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead). His pen and ink illustrations take on new life and meaning, as they are laser-etched onto milk-paint finished wood and other mediums. Mark also has a burgeoning interest in exploring the practice of printmaking. These modern folk works are produced in Mark’s East Austin home and s tudio, Nailivic Studios. His wife, Amy Exah, assists on the creative and business sides of the studio. The name is derived from the spelling of “civilian” backwa...
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