Speculative Collage Club is a work commissioned from artist Ad Minoliti in the context of the exhibition Constellations and Drifts. It is a site-specific project consisting of an installation that brings together sculptural elements and a pedagogical space focused on the participation of teenagers and adults.

The installation is conceived as a metaphor for a circus tent—a gathering place where collage is activated as an exercise in theoretical digestion, debate, and experimentation. This metaphor introduces humor and tenderness into the pedagogical process, inviting joy, leisure, and play in contrast to the rigidity of traditional academic formats.

The artist invited a group of artists, educators, activists, and cultural managers active in Monterrey to set the club in motion through themes related to gender theories, science fiction, fantasy, and the current social context.

This activity is part of the Public Program for the exhibition Constellations and Drifts: Latin American Art from the FEMSA Collection.