Third Annual ISLAA-ALAA Encuentro at CAA

On February 20, as part of the 3rd Annual ISLAA–ALAA Encuentro for Latin American and Latinx Art at CAA in Chicago, art historian C. Ondine Chavoya, John D. Murchison Regents Professor of Art at the University of Texas at Austin, will serve as the keynote lecturer. His talk, “What Becomes an Icon Most? Rosa de la Montaña and Patssi Valdez, A Meditation on Ephemera, Archives, and Exhibitions,” will be followed by a conversation with Chavoya and a reception.

This Encuentro marks the third collaboration between the Association for Latin American Art and ISLAA, continuing a series of keynote presentations by Natalia Majluf (2025) and Esther Gabara (2024).

The event is open to all registered CAA attendees.