Founded in 2019 by Bernardo Saenger, Saenger Galería is a contemporary art space in the historic neighborhood of Tacubaya, Mexico City.

Focused on the promotion of emerging to consolidated artists within Mexico and abroad, Saenger Galería positions itself as an open space that stimulates and explores diversity, fostering an inclusive and supportive atmosphere to promote the advancement of art in Mexico. With a 1,200 m² venue featuring a Main Room and Project Room, the gallery hosts diverse exhibitions, amongst which stand out, "Pedro Friedeberg. Simetrías y puntos de fuga - 70 años de creación" (2025); "Scent of Time" by Yoab Vera (2024); "This, That & the Other" by Scott Reeder (2023), and "El secreto del mundo" by Robert Janitz (2022). The gallery has also published, "Javier Peláez: High Performance", (2020) and "Robert Janitz at the Anahuacalli" (2023), amongst others.

Inquiring into pictorial language and material experimentation, from the tradition of two-dimensionality to exploration in volume; the gallery’s program has progressively expanded to encompass other media and narratives, which incorporate a greater conceptual and critical density.

In addition to exhibitions, SAENGER Galería engages in institutional collaborations, publishes art books, and participates in international art fairs across Mexico, the United States, Asia and most recently Europe.