In this special episode of The Bureau of Queer Art podcast, we bring you conversations with artists who participated in CLAVO Movimiento Feria de Arte, sharing their insights on their work, the residency experience, and the role of community in shaping their creative paths.

During the fair, these artists spoke about their projects—how they’ve evolved, the themes they explore, and the impact of being part of The Bureau of Queer Art’s residency and exhibition programming. As we celebrate recent successes, including multiple sales sparked by the fair and our Artsy platform, this episode offers a deeper look at the connections, opportunities, and artistic dialogues that continue beyond the exhibition walls.

A new residency group is now forming, meeting either Tuesday or Wednesday evenings from 6:00 - 7:30 PM CDMX time, February 25th to May 10th. Read more about the costs, benefits, and reviews by alumni at

TheBureauOfQueerArt.com.

Miguel Casco’s El Desayuno transforms the act of sharing a meal into a meditation on intimacy, movement, and connection. Blending painting, performance, and film, this evolving series captures the power of vulnerability and the beauty of morning light. In this episode, Casco shares the origins of El Desayuno, its pandemic-era performance in Cuernavaca, and how his work explores the rituals that bind us.

Listen now and step into the world of El Desayuno.

Sebastian M. Tovar’s paintings resonate with a rare and luminous complexity, inviting the viewer into a world that is at once deeply personal and profoundly universal. As part of Volume 8 of The Bureau of Queer Art, his exhibition at Casa Cultura Emilio Caballido during Art Week CDMX captures the essence of a journey—through identity, memory, and human connection—with all its inherent contradictions and moments of revelation. Each canvas serves as a portal to an emotional landscape where the vibrancy of queerness meets the rawness of vulnerability, forming a narrative that feels both intimate and boundless.