Rubí Juárez · Art archive
Rubí Juárez — Art, illustration, visual storytelling and international cultural projects.
A Mexican visual artist, author and illustrator based in Bregenz, Austria. Her practice encompasses painting, editorial illustration, children’s literature, animation, art direction and arts education.
Biographies and downloads ↓
At the gallery · 8 November 2026
An exhibition by Rubí Juárez. Art, remembrance and community at Rubí Juárez Galerie, Fritzstraße 15, first floor, 6900 Bregenz.
Sunday 8 November · From 15:00 · Free admission · Limited capacity.
Make-up workshop · Sunday 8 November · 11:00–13:00. €15 per participant; materials provided. Maximum 10 participants per group.
Closing toast: Saturday 14 November · 16:00–18:00 · Free admission · Limited capacity.
Enquiries and attendance ↗Current projects
Rubí Juárez participates in this group exhibition exploring remembrance, cultural roots and Día de Muertos. Lichtraum eins by Paul Siblik, Heinrichsgasse 2, 1010 Vienna. Opening: 30 October at 19:00.
Exhibition information ↗Participation with Baile de Huesos, a series of four works: an original painting and a narrative triptych.
Institutional reference ↗Verein für Künstlerische und Pädagogische Projekte mit Rubi Juarez Atelier: cultural, educational and international collaborative initiatives.
Explore KÜPA ↗A drawing method developed by Rubí Juárez over several decades. A new edition of the book is in preparation.
View the project ↗A group exhibition for Día de Muertos 2026, curated by Sonia Siblik. Österreichisches Lateinamerika-Institut, Frida Kahlo Saal, Türkenstraße 25, 1090 Vienna. Opening: 22 October at 18:00. The exhibition has been extended; the revised closing date will be announced.
Official source ↗Verifiable sources
Institutional references and independent publications are distinguished from Atelier news. Each entry retains the publication, author, date, city and link where available.
An institutional publication by the Lapidarium Museum covering the artistic participation and the Drawing Is Easy workshop.
Read at the Lapidarium Museum ↗Interviews, articles, reviews, catalogues and press cuttings will be added only after their details and rights have been checked.
Career
International participation with Baile de Huesos.
Mexican Cultural Institute in Vienna; La Malinche collective; Lichtraum Exhibition, curated by Sonia Siblik; Sommer Galerie Rubi Juarez Atelier; Garden Dreams; Mission Fed ArtWalk, San Diego.
Galerie allerArt, Bludenz; publications relating to Magdalena Venier and Vorarlberg Museum; large-scale illustration in Bregenz at the invitation of Zi Bau GmbH; an art project with children in Hohenems alongside Marion Kotula-Studer.
Works acquired for the public collection, according to the career archive and official biography.
Publications
Frankfurter Buchmesse (2014–2016), FIL Guadalajara (2006–2013) and Bologna Children’s Book Fair (2010 and 2012).
Gabo, Gogo y La Almohada, FIL Monterrey (2004–2006), and Vuelo de Papel, FIL Monterrey (2001–2002).
Moving image
Professional experience in identity design, illustration, traditional animation, paper sculpture and art direction.
Canal Chiapas · 2009; MTV Awards · 2009; Canal Cultural 22 · 2007; Festival de la Palabra · 2007; MTV HipHop · 2010; Nestlé.
Other past work includes content associated with Selena, Cultura Profética and Maldita Vecindad, and clients including Estado de México, Bimbo, Toyota, Televisa and TV Azteca, according to the career archive.
Preservation
Documentation of exhibitions, large-scale installations, international fairs, workshops and educational projects across Mexico and Europe. Entries are published only when materials are available and details have been verified.
Selected series: Traumgarten / Dream Garden; Optische Fallen / Optical Traps; Mexican Heart; New Mexican Fantastic Myths; Baile de Huesos; ¿Dónde está la Luna?
Press resources
Archive and professional contact
Rubí Juárez’s creative world