A group of distinguished curators from different Latin American countries accepted Arte al Día’s invitation to share their vision and contribute to outline an exploratory panorama of Latin American emerging art.

In London, the presence of contemporary art practice from Latin America is distributed amongst spaces that are committed to working internationally

Iván Navarro (b. Santiago de Chile, 1972, based in New York) belongs to the generation of Latin American artists who, as of the 1990s, have reelaborated the relationships between modernism and contemporaneity.

André Leroi-Gourhan, a specialist in Paleolithic Art, pointed out that “the human act par excellence is perhaps not so much the creation of tools as the domestication of time and space, or, to put it differently, the creation of a human time and space”1.