Verovcha (b. 1994, Lima, Peru) is an artist working across painting, textile, embroidery, and ritual-based actions. Her practice explores the body as a fertile threshold, investigating permeability, material memory, and the relational dimensions of embodiment. Drawing from tantric geometry, textile knowledge, and processes of collective...

Cachito Vallés (Seville, Spain, 1986) is a visual artist whose artistic research focuses on the concepts of space and time, approaching them from different perspectives grounded in two fundamental principles: the scientific and the philosophical. His work is developed through experience, allowing him to expand...

Victor Ehikhamenor is a Nigerian-American multidisciplinary visual artist and writer whose work explores African cultural heritage, postcolonial politics, and the complexities of contemporary Nigeria. Born in Uwessan village, Edo State, he was steeped in the visual/ritual traditions of the Benin Kingdom, which continue to shape...

Contemporary South African artist Jozua Gerrard’s figurative paintings capture states of intimacy, unease, vulnerability and contemplation in our post-internet world. With their smooth consistency and saturated lacquer of enamel paint beneath glass, his paintings deftly recall the screens we interact with daily. ...

Ania Rodríguez is a curator and art historian specializing in international exhibition practices and curatorial research, with a focus on cross-cultural visual narratives and the construction of images across historical and contemporary contexts. Her work approaches exhibition-making as a site of knowledge production, engaging with...

Born in 1970 in Treinta y Tres, Uruguay, Vázquez is a self-taught artist, having studied the disciplines of Drawing, Painting, Sculpting, Engraving, Ceramics, Tapestry and History of Art. Her education indicates various interests that blossom and are evident in her current work, in an integrated...

Madeline Jiménez (Santo Domingo, 1986) lives and works between Mexico City and Santo Domingo. Through her practice, she imagines the transformations that both objects and the conventions of art should undergo when they are traversed by a body with another history. By recoding representation and...

Karla Ochoa Verdecia is a PhD student in the Department of Art History at the School of Arts and Sciences, University of Pennsylvania, where she is a Dorothy Gondos-Beers Memorial Graduate Fellow (2025–2026). Her doctoral research examines how the inclusion of Cuban art in public...

Roberto Huarcaya (Lima, 1959) is a Peruvian photographer and visual artist. Founder and former director of the Centro de la Imagen in Lima, his career spans teaching and artistic practice. He studied Psychology at the Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, as well as film and...

Laura Castro is an artist, researcher, and independent curator who lives and works in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. Through her practice, she examines notions of identity and the relationship with the past produced by historical discourses from the Caribbean territory. Her work is rooted in...

Laura Castro is an artist, researcher, and independent curator who lives and works in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. Through her practice, she examines notions of identity and the relationship with the past produced by historical discourses from the Caribbean territory. Her work is rooted in...