Institute of Studies on Latin American Art Reading Room | Photo courtesy: ISLAA
The opening of the new Franklin Street space, in the fall of 2023, significantly enhances their capacity for in-house engagement and new dialogues. The new headquarters features multiple gallery spaces that host in-house exhibition programming. Additionally, the building houses a new Research Center for expanded programs organized in collaboration with their partners, and for broadening access to the ISLAA Library and Archives. Be among the first groups to visit the new space!
UPDATE Due to the limited capacity of this event, if you know you are no longer able to attend, we would greatly appreciate it if you would cancel by sending an email to programming@nycarchivists.org.
About: The Institute for Studies on Latin American Art (ISLAA) supports the study and visibility of Latin American art. ISLAA recognizes Latin American artists and cultural movements as integral to the trajectory of twentieth- and twenty-first-century art. We seek to expand these narratives by creating opportunities for researchers, curators, and the public through grants, exhibitions, publications, and our art and archival collections.
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