On a sweltering afternoon in late June, gallerygoers, undeterred by the weather, were popping in and out of the art spaces that dot Manhattan’s Lower East Side. It would not have been an unusual sight—galleries tend to coordinate their openings—except for the silver-sheened sheets of paper the people carried. Those sheets were maps directing them to exhibitions imported from cities around the world—Hong Kong, London, Dubai, Tokyo, Chicago, Glasgow, and Auckland, New Zealand, among them.

Condo, the enterprising gallery-share program, has revealed the list of participants for its first Mexico City edition, which opens on April 14 and runs through May 12. Organized by Ana Castella, director of the local gallery joségarcía, mx, the Mexico City version of Condo will feature 22 galleries in the Mexican capital hosting 49 of their peers from around the world.