Exhibitions

Upcoming exhibition –

UNBORN
CULTURES

fantasies about possible worlds

International pop-up exhibition at DomPerú, Pisac

The opening

Sunday, October 25From 3 pm · Free entry

For two weeks, DomPerúturns into another dimension. Unborn Cultures brings together artists from Peru, Brazil, Chile, the United Kingdom, Mexico, Russia, Spain, France, India, Armenia, Ukraine and Italy, each imagining a world that could have existed, or still might.

Walking through the gallery becomes a journey across many otherworldly realms gathered in one space.

The exhibition includes installations, costumes, analog photography series, ceramic sculpture, oil painting and video art.

At the opening, guests are welcomed with a surprise drink, our art bistro will be open, and a live music experience will play throughout the evening.

Opening, artists & music

Meet us at the opening

A world of possible worlds.

Free entry. Everyone is welcome.

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Opening
Sunday, October 25, 2026
From 3 pm
Exhibition
October 25 – November 6, 2026
Venue
Domperú, Av. Grau 507, Pisac, The Sacred Valley, Perú
Curators
Darico Hasaya &
Evgeny Shumlyansky

Artists

Anna-Alexandra, Cristina Stucchi, Diego Rivera, Nicolas Kouri, Andrea Rejas, Carlos Gavarito, Xena Poleshuk, Harold Clavijo, Anastasia Egonyan, Arlau, Ksenia Artierra, Arina Lukasheva, Masha Lvova, Darico Hasaya, Ksenia Yudochkina & Vitaliy Krauss, Anna Stoliar, Kristina Kolos, Tanya Xmyra, Tarit Boss, David Torua, Anna Maro, Natella Kiseleva, Natalia Alekna, Katrina Dowl, Ale Wendorff, Gladd | Geraldine Meléndez Narvaez, Emma Cassi

Music experience

hidden stars of orion feat. pterodaria · Pop Synthwave Cosmic · DJ SHY

Past exhibitions

Past exhibition

17 Ways to Love the Rocks

Xena Poleshuk at domperú

September 20 – October 18, 2026

Artist
Xena Poleshuk
Curator
Darico Hasaya

This fall domperú hosted 17 Ways to Love the Rocks, a solo show by multidisciplinary artist Xena Poleshuk, curated by Darico Hasaya.

Xena works across painting, poetry, research and experimental practice, and here all of it pointed at one thing: rocks. Ordinary stones, the kind you step over without noticing, became a way into bigger questions about time, memory, ecosystems and love. The idea behind the show is simple. If you pay close enough attention to something, it stops being ordinary.

On October 18 we closed the exhibition with a full day. Xena led a tour through the work, premiered a video from her research project Acid Altiplano, and we hosted an international public talk, Conversation with the Earth: Ecosystems and Their Myths.

Past exhibition

NINA

The first exhibition at domperú

May 30 – July 15, 2026

Artist
Uriel Montúfar
Curator
Mario Osorio Arrascue

On May 30 we opened domperúwith NINA, a solo photography show by Peruvian artist Uriel Montúfar, curated by Mario Osorio Arrascue.

Nina means fire in Quechua, and fire runs through every image: in the rituals of the Altiplano, in the hearths and offerings of Andean communities, in the old relationship between people and the elements. Montúfar's photographs don't just document these traditions. They stay close to them, quietly and with respect.

The opening was a warm afternoon. Artists, neighbors from Pisac and travelers passing through the valley filled the space, with music and conversation.

For us, NINA was where it all started: the first show in a space we hope will keep growing as a home for contemporary art and cultural exchange in the Sacred Valley.

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