The Museo de Arte, Sacramento, is an attempt to conceive the museum as a discussion forum where art projects are kept and developed. Different from other art institutions, this open space museum located in a remote place in northern Mexico, visualizes itself not as a custodian of static objects but as a living archive for art practices. The Museo’s primary goal is to host site-specific works of art in a real but almost inaccessible space in order to challenge the generally accepted notion of the museum as a neutral entity and to expand it into a more open and abstract conception. The Museo de Arte, Sacramento is exclusively dedicated to the exhibition of works from its collection, one that is formed by artist’s proposals. This means that all the works in it are lent by the artists and are kept in their sketch or instructions form in the Museo’s archive, so that the institution’s staff, public and/or other artist are able to make them happen.