AGO Projects

AGO Projects is where contemporary Mexican and Latin American design is treated as something to collect, live with and look at closely. The exhibitions move between furniture, lighting and ceramics, with enough scale to shift your sense of what a domestic object can be. Taller Los Tepalcates’ “Earthling; life through earth”, for example, brought together lamps, tables and vessels as one earthy, maker-led installation.

Founded in 2019 by Rudy F. Weissenberg and Rodman Primack, the gallery has a sharp eye for designers working across craft, art and interiors. Its roster includes Pedro Reyes and Taller Los Tepalcates, alongside names such as Lanza Atelier, MT Objects, Fernando Laposse and Kueng Caputo.

There is serious international weight behind the programme, but it doesn’t feel abstract. AGO Projects exhibited at Design Miami in 2023 and at FOG Design+Art in 2024, 2025 and 2026, placing these Mexican and Latin American pieces in the same conversation as the world’s leading collectible design galleries.