McColl Center for Art + Innovation welcomes LaCa's represented artist, Juan Dolhare, as one of the five artists to the fall 2018 residency program.
LaCa Projects wins award for Best Gallery in Charlotte
Düsseldorf, Germany – Carlos Estévez participates in group exhibition of Cuban Art at Gericke + Paffrath Gallery.
Miami, FL - Carlos Estévez exhibits the ceramic plates created while he was an artist-in-residence at the McColl Center for Art + Innovation in Charlotte, NC at the Kendall Art Center in Miami.
New London, CT - Carlos Estévez participates in the group exhibition 'On Another Note: The Intersection of Art and Music' at the Lyman Allyn Art Museum in New London, CT.
Encinitas, CA - Lux Art Institute welcomes Argentinian artist Santiago Quesnel for his first exhibition on the west coast.
The work of Carlos Estévez is featured on the cover of Art OnCuba Magazine, with article by renown author and curator, Irina Leyva-Pérez
Portland, OR - Two works by Cristina Toro, debuted in LaCa Projects’ Cristina Toro: Strike a Match to Hear My Sound in Spring 2017, are featured in Fourteen 30 Contemporary’s exhibition, Epochal Aeration: Or, The Slow Hand, curated by noteable author and arts contributor Trinie Dalton.
Eduardo Cardozo joins forces with Burga Endhardt from 'KuK, Kunstschule am Kunstkanal' (The Art School on the Art Canal) to present his paintings and works on paper in Wertingen, Germany.
Aachen, Germany - Carlos Estévez participates in Art x Cuba. Contemporary Perspectives since 1989, a group exhibition at Ludwig Forum Aachen.
Botellas al Mar (“Bottles to the Sea”) is part of a project that encloses the main idea of the relation between the space and the people who live in it, where one creates and transforms the other and vice versa. This piece is specifically inspired in the Malecon Habanero (Havana’s Malecon), which celebrated its one-hundredth anniversary in 2001 and is the protagonist of stories of all kinds―a metaphor of the Cuban’s geographic limits and the human’s eagerness for extending his spiritual territories.
Buenos Aires, Argentina - Juan Dolhare and Santiago Quesnel participate in a group exhibition curated by Camila Sol at Fundación El Mirador Arte Contemporáneo.
LaCa Projects is pleased to join CONTEXT New York 2017 for its second edition fair, taking place at Pier 94 in Manhattan.
By Catherine M. Austin
The mesmerizing new work of Cristina Toro is on view at LaCa Projects. Her exhibition, 'Strike a Match to Hear My Sound', is up through April 7, 2017. Pictures do not come close to doing these brilliant works justice. The indescribable vibrant colors, rhythmic imagery, and impressive scale can only be fully appreciated in person.
LaCa Projects is a traditional commercial gallery that rotates shows every 8-12 weeks, with a great breadth and depth of artists that range from emerging to master level artists. The shows also have a wide range of style, medium, aesthetic, and movement.
Latin American Contemporary Art Projects off of Bryant Road in South End has gathered an all-star cast of Latin American artists that have exhibited there in the past for the second large-scale collaborative exhibition in the gallery's three-year history, Collective II.
In cooperation with Latin American Contemporary Art Projects, the Bechtler Museum of Modern Art is proud to present Art Beyond Bars: Works from the Bechtler's Jail Arts Initiative, which showcases artwork produced by Latino inmates and youthful offenders who participated in the Bechtler Museum’s outreach partnership with the Mecklenburg County Jail.