Nobu Hotel Los Cabos, the Mexico outpost of Nobu Hospitality and luxury lifestyle brand that blends modern luxury and minimal Japanese tradition, today announced the continuation of its On Exhibition program with a robust event lineup. From November 24 to 30, 2025, attendees will immerse themselves in a world of creativity, featuring art galleries displaying captivating pieces, live art demonstrations, and exclusive opportunities to acquire unique artworks. In collaboration with Chayul Collective, an art collective creating pop-up experiences that connect people through art, On Exhibition aims to create A Sense of Belonging by exploring what it means to find a home away from home, and ultimately, a home within yourself.
This year’s theme, A Sense Of Belonging, draws from the concept of finding comfort not only in a place but also in identity and self. The exhibition invites artists and guests alike to reflect on the meaning of home – whether as a physical space, a sense of self, or an evolving identity. “As we continue to refine our approach to hospitality, our goal is to create an environment that seamlessly blends culture and luxury,” said Luciano Eduardo Valdez, General Manager of Nobu Hotel Los Cabos. “We want every guest to enjoy meaningful experiences and leave with a deeper appreciation for artistry, culture, and connection”
The diverse range of artists ensures a dynamic and eclectic showcase of talent. From traditional painting and sculpture to film and digital art, guests are encouraged to wander through the installations. Confirmed for this year’s On Exhibition artists include:
- Beatriz Cifiuentes – Tapestry Artist: A Nicaraguan artist based in New York City, whose practice interweaves threads of identity, community, diaspora, intimacy, and the boundaries of the soul and vessel.
- Nicolas Manrique – Motion Designer: An Emmy-nominated multidisciplinary motion designer specializing in 3D animation with a surreal and edgy aesthetic. His work explores the intersection of the abstract and the literal, where experimental visuals meet conceptual narratives
- Jenna Krypell – Fine Artist: A sculptor and painter based in Brooklyn who pushes the boundary between art and design. Her work combines dimensional, bold forms with her sensitivity and love for oil painting.
- Mateo Sicilia – Film Maker: Known for drawing on dark comedy and satire to explore themes of identity, power dynamics, and dysfunction, often using humor as a lens through which to reflect on everyday absurdities.
- Julia Wheatley – Visual Artist: An internationally exhibited artist using color, pointillism, and collage to explore how individual experiences converge into a single life’s story.
- Markciano – DJ & Producer: A Peruvian living in New York whose music shares a piece of his culture, blending salsa and cumbia with house to create a vibrant, transportive mix of sounds.
- Frank Alcock – DJ & Multidisciplinary Artist: A Brooklyn-based Venezuelan creative fusing disco and house with traditional Latin rhythms, channeling his cultural roots and global experiences into an energetic, rhythm-rich soundscape.
For more details about On Exhibition, please visit nobuhotels.com/loscabos
