Ibero-American Reflections in Montreal

Bringing together seven artists from Colombia, Costa Rica, and Spain, Ibero-American Reflections in Montreal explores shared cultural and aesthetic affinities through diverse artistic practices, personal trajectories, and geographical perspectives. The exhibition reflects the richness of Ibero-American artistic expression while examining themes of memory, identity, light, materiality, and the human experience.

Beatriz Romera explores colour, material, and gesture as forms of expression and connection. Charo Martínez evokes Mediterranean light, memory, and serenity, while Juan Guerrero uses the human figure to convey the movement and intensity of the inner world. Fernando Carrasco Joaniquet’s iron sculptures investigate balance, lightness, and the human condition. Angela Calle examines the relationships between memory, absence, and transformation. Patricia Morales Betancourt reveals the poetry of everyday life through transparency, colour, and light. David Alvarado creates a surrealist universe where identity, spirituality, and imagination converge.

Together, these distinct practices create a dialogue between cultures and perspectives, highlighting the diverse yet interconnected dimensions of Ibero-American artistic expression in Montreal.

Exhibition: September 17–23, 2026

10 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Opening reception: September 17 at 6 p.m.

Free admission

Fall 2026