Profiles

Interview with Jesús Carrillo, head of the Cultural Programs Department at the Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía in Madrid, and researcher and liaison for the Southern Conceptualisms Network.

A Collection of Art of the Americas Spreads its Wings in Boston

The new pavilion of the Museum of Fine Arts Boston, designed by Foster & Partners (London), creates a common space, where artworks from North, Central, and South America produced over the course of three millennia interact like in no other museum.

Contemporaneity and its Production Contexts under Sofía Hernández Chong Cuy’s Microscope

This Mexican curator must rethink the future of one of the finest private collections of Latin American art in the world.

a passionate art lover turned detective

In the course of her life, Cecilia de Torres has been in close contact with some important figures of Latin American modern and contemporary art. But this is not the story of the gallerist who has built bridges for Latin American art to become known in the United States and Europe.

An Expert in Latin American Art at the Harvard Art Museum

Harvard Art Museum’s new Associate Curator of Modern and Contemporary Art would like Latin America to be referred to more often at this university in Cambridge, Ma. , as an example of how art is conceived in the world of today.

deciphers the language that linked American abstract artists

The curator of Constructive Spirit. Abstract Art in South and North America, 1920s-50s defends the sui generis character of the abstract art that emerged in Uruguay, Argentina, Brazil, Venezuela and the United States in the mid-twentieth century.

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