Part of my curatorial activities also connect with engaging audiences with artists and collectors with artworks; it is relevant to highlight my pivotal role as co-owner and co-founder of Galería Extra in Guatemala City, where I led an ambitious curatorial journey. Between 2016 and 2019, I curated and co-curated around 22 exhibitions in the main gallery space and an additional 21 in the gallery's project room. These exhibitions reflected a commitment to fostering dynamic artistic dialogue and showcasing diverse creative voices. This period was marked by my dedication to shaping Galería Extra into a vital cultural hub, blending curatorial insight with co-ownership responsibilities to push the boundaries of contemporary art presentation.

We strived to highlight young artists who were at the forefront of contemporary art production in Guatemala City and various other regions of the country. This approach aimed to decentralize the narrative of artistic production, ensuring that voices from across Guatemala were represented. Consequently, our vision extended beyond national borders to include emerging artists from Central America, bringing in talent from Costa Rica, Panama, El Salvador, and Honduras. By doing so, Galería Extra became a vibrant platform for regional exchange, a space where artists could share ideas and creative practices. This framework opened dynamic conversations that reflected both local and regional perspectives, pushing contemporary art in new and meaningful directions.

A relevant selection of these exhibitions include:

Volatilidad, Permanencia (2019)

Alejandro Medina, Fredy Rangel, José Wolff