Rosela del Bosque (Mexicali, 1997) is a curator, art historian, and professor. Her work explores ways of addressing ecological loss and degradation mediated by process-oriented artistic research, archives, and curatorial practice. She holds a BA in Art History from Universidad de las Américas Puebla and a Master of Advanced Studies in Curating from Zurich University of the Arts. She is currently Associate curator at Museo Jumex in Mexico City.
She was a cohort in the inaugural Postnatural Independent Program (PIP 2023) by the Institute for Postnatural Studies in Madrid and Materia Abierta ed. 2024 Summer School in Mexico City. She has participated in panel discussions and presented her work at Intermediae Matadero, OnCurating Project Space, SOMA, INSITE, and TBA21. Her writings have been published in Catalyst, Piscina, On Curating, and Cthulhu Books. She has received scholarships and grants from Fomento Jumex Arte Contemporáneo (2022) and PECDA Baja California (2023-24). She is a curator at Planta Libre and part of the Archivo Familiar del Río Colorado collaborative project.
Alongside curator Daniela Lieja Quintanar, she is co-curating the mid-career survey exhibition "Ingrid Hernández, 20 años de arte en construcción," to be presented at Centro Cultural Tijuana. Additionally, she was a professor at the School of Arts, UABC Mexicali, and an assistant curator for the next edition of the Mexicali Biennial, PARA/normal Borders.