Conversation with Carlos Castro Arias, Daniel Ramos, and Milagros de la Torre, Artpace, San Antonio, TX
Author: Monica Espinel
Monica Espinel is an independent curator and writer based in New York. She is the recipient of a Roswell L. Gilpatric Award to work in the department of Photographs at The Metropolitan Museum of Art (2011), a Milton & Sally Avery Arts Foundation Curatorial Fellowship at the Bronx Museum of the Arts (2010) and ArtTable’s Mentorship Grant to be a curatorial fellow at Wave Hill (2009). She has published reviews in ArtNexus, Arte al Dia, Artforum.com and Flash Art. She has held positions at Marvelli Gallery, Wildenstein & Co., and Frederico Sève/Latincollector.
The discussion, moderated by Susanna Temkin, Curator, El Museo del Barrio, featured Tony Bechara, artist and long-time friend of Herrera’s; Carolina Ponce de Leon, independent curator who formerly worked at El Museo del Barrio where she organized the exhibition ‘Carmen Herrera: The Black and White Paintings, 1951-1989’ in 1998; and Monica Espinel, independent curator and […]
In Spring 2020, Artpace San Antonio will present solo exhibitions by Carlos Castro Arias, Milagros de la Torre, and Daniel Ramos.
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