A space for listening, gathering, and collecting.

IMMORTALE grew from my relationship with the objects, music, and spaces I've collected and created over time.

What began as a personal practice of making and collecting is becoming a space to share those interests with others.

I'm inviting independent artists, designers, and makers to contribute to a series of monthly listening sessions and exhibitions in my home in Mexico City.

— Leslie Barrientos
Founder & Curator

THE CONCEPT

IMMORTALE is an independent gallery and listening space in Mexico City.

Operating between a home, a gallery, and a gathering space, IMMORTALE presents a rotating selection of objects, art, design, and music through intimate listening sessions, exhibitions, and collaborations.

Each gathering is an opportunity to encounter the work of independent artists and makers, discover new sounds, and spend time together.

The Evening

Each IMMORTALE gathering takes place over four hours, bringing together music, independent artists, designers, and makers in an intimate setting.

The evening is centered around a listening session, with time before and after to discover a rotating selection of garments and objects, meet the people behind them, and spend time in the space.

  • Arrival & Discovery

    An invitation to explore the space, discover a selection of garments and objects, and enjoy a house tonic.

  • The Listening Session

    An introduction to the featured album, followed by an uninterrupted listening experience.

  • Social Hour

    Music continues. An opportunity for conversation, discovery, and spending time in the space.

  • Closing

    A final selection of music as the evening comes to an end.

BY INVITATION / RSVP ONLY.

An Invitation to Participate

IMMORTALE welcomes independent artists, designers, and makers interested in presenting and selling their work, developing new ideas together, or leading workshops and gatherings.

We're interested in ceramics, jewelry, garments, furniture, objects for the home, sound, and creative practices exploring ritual, memory, and everyday life.