STICKER PARTY – OPENING RECEPTION

December 20, 2025 7:00pm

Opening

Join us for our next exhibition, STICKER PARTY, by Cara de Niño & Cromática, hosted by Pidgin Palace Arts.

OPENING RECEPTION, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 20TH, 7:00PM
Art, Sticker Exchanges, Bands, and YOU!

Cara de Niño is a collective founded in 2018 in Mexico City by artists from different states across the country. The group has been characterized by its exploration of unconventional exhibition formats. Its members come from multiple disciplines, ranging from painting, photography, and collage to illustration and other contemporary graphic practices.

For this exhibition, Galería Cromática and the artists of Cara de Niño, hosted by Pidgin Palace Arts Gallery, present “Sticker Party,” a graphic show centered around posters and a sticker exchange, designed as a playful, dynamic, and open experience. The main intention is for each artist to have full freedom of expression, allowing them to reflect their personal interests, explorations, and artistic practices without limitations.

The central theme of the show is stickers as symbols of friendship, exchange, and collective play., inspired in the book Pop Dan Trending. The exhibition seeks to recover the childlike and communal excitement of trading stickers – sharing and collecting, and engaging in dialogue through small graphic gestures.

Galería Cromática and Shannon Smith curate for Pidgin Palace Arts Gallery, fostering a dialogue between the Mexico City and Tucson Art Scenes, creating bridges and expanding reach with this visual celebration of creativity.

Artists:
• Alejandro Antúnex “Tuek” (CDMX)
• Alicia Valladares (Queretaro)
• Ausra Vekteryte (Lithuania)
• Caleb Gutierrez (CDMX)
• Dante Ramírez (Oaxaca)
• Esteban Barriga Jarquín (Oaxaca)
• Fabiola Franyutty (Guadalajara)
• Fernando Gress Muños (Hidalgo)
• Hugo de la Barrera (CDMX)
• Ixchel Landa Canché (CDMX)
• Javier Arjona (Oaxaca)
• Javier Silva (San Luis Potosí)
• Josué Arzate (CDMX)
• Juan Garcini (CDMX)
• Lorena Zárate (San Luis Potosí)
• Manuel Tenedor (Guadalajara)
• Miriam Gómez (CDMX)
• Pável Craules (CDMX)
• Racollach (CDMX)
• Sergio Lira (Queretaro)
• Sonia Rangel (CDMX)
• Viviana Lorenzo (Oaxaca)