Based in New York City, the Institute for Studies on Latin American Art (ISLAA) advances scholarship, public engagement, and the international visibility of art from Latin America.

Curated by Mariano López Seoane and Bernardo Mosqueira

Jun 16–Sep 30, 2022

ISLAA

Eros Rising: Visions of the Erotic in Latin American Art

Upcoming Events

Exhibition Talk

Sep 29, 2022

ISLAA

Latin American Forum: Eroticisms and Subversion in Latin America

Conference

Oct 7, 2022

Columbia University

The Politics and Aesthetics of Migration

A vertically oriented poster showing three graphically represented forearms with pointer fingers extended, surrounded by descriptive event text and interlaced with dotted lines, as if signifying movement on a map.
A vertically oriented poster showing three graphically represented forearms with pointer fingers extended, surrounded by descriptive event text and interlaced with dotted lines, as if signifying movement on a map.

News

Publications

Online Editorials

Writer in Residence

Sep 23, 2022

English

From East 78th Street to Segovia: A Morning with César Paternosto, August 2021

Drawing on materials from the César Paternosto Archive, Summer 2021 Writer In Residence Rebecca Yuste explores the development of the artist's work, his fraught relationship with the US art world, and the influence of pre-Columbian art and architecture on his practice.

Sep 15, 2022

English, Spanish

Reading the Register

Leer el registro

Artist Lizania Cruz responds to the different temporalities in which art actions take place and addresses how this work has affected her own practice.

La artista Lizania Cruz reflexiona sobre las diferentes temporalidades en las que tienen lugar las acciones de arte, y aborda la manera en que esta obra afectó su propia práctica artística.

Scholar in Residence

Jul 22, 2022

English, Spanish

María Freire: su obra en el contexto del arte abstracto-geométrico rioplatense y brasileño con referentes europeos (1950-1980)

María Freire: Her Work in the Context of Abstract-Geometric Art from Río de la Plata and Brazil with European References (1950–1980)

ISLAA's first Scholar in Residence, Gabriel Peluffo Linari, reflects on María Freire's work within the context of the European, Brazilian, and Río de la Plata arts communities.

El primer ISLAA Scholar in Residence, Gabriel Peluffo Linari, reflexiona sobre la obra de María Freire en el contexto de la escena artística europea, brasileña y rioplatense.

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