A b o u t
The Institute for Studies on Latin American Art (ISLAA) expands scholarship and public engagement with art from Latin America through our program of exhibitions, publishing, research, and partnerships.
Ariel Aisiks founded ISLAA in 2011 to raise the international visibility of art from Latin America. The pursuit of this goal has led to ISLAA’s involvement in more than 470 lectures and conferences, 30 books, and 20 large-scale exhibitions.
Lucy Hunter
Executive Director
Mercedes Cohen
Director of Operations
Natacha del Valle
Collection Manager
Ostap Kin
Archivist
Olivia Casa
Exhibition and Curatorial Manager
Nicole Kaack
Editorial Program Manager
Blanca Serrano Ortiz de Solórzano
Project Director
Jordi Ballart
Project Director
Orly Vermes
Registrar
Magali Trench
Collection Assistant
Nicasia Solano
Curatorial Fellow
Visit
Face coverings are recommended but not required while on site. Although walk-ins are allowed, visitors are encouraged to book appointments in advance through ISLAA’s online scheduler. For questions about your visit, email [email protected].
Tue–Fri: 12–6 PM
Sat–Mon: Closed
50 E 78th St.
New York, NY 10075
At ISLAA we are working toward accessibility for all visitors. Please note that there are steps at the entrance to our ground-level space, and that our exhibition area features a split-level floor. Please contact us in advance of your visit if you have any accessibility questions or to arrange entry via ramp through the building lobby. We strive to accommodate our visitors however we can.
Reporting
Each year we produce a report summarizing significant milestones in our research, publishing, exhibition, partnership programs, and collection. We invite the public to explore past and present reports detailing the platforms we have sustained and created to champion Latin American art at ISLAA and beyond.
Current program offerings are summarized in quarterly overview reports.
Contact
Press contact: [email protected]
General inquiries: [email protected]
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