RADAR

In its 2025 edition, RADAR presents five artistic proposals —organized as solos, duos, and trios— that, from critical and poetic perspectives, address urgent issues of our shared present, while also nurturing some of the most relevant discussions in contemporary Latin American art. Among them are the recovery and re-signification of ancestral knowledge through the exploration of artisanal techniques; a questioning of art history through the tracing of genealogies and influences among women artists; and a reflection on extractivism—particularly in relation to mineral resources—transformed through the visibility of multispecies interdependence as an essential dimension of our existence.

The artists participating in RADAR act as visual storytellers of our time. Their works can be understood as material rearticulations of relationships that would otherwise remain silenced or fragmented. The languages they employ—painting, drawing, sculpture, textiles, photography, and installation—are hybridized and enhanced as they enter into dialogue with one another, revealing that artistic practice is not only a way of inhabiting the present with commitment, but also a path toward building collective memory and critical thought.

Participating Galleries and Artists:
Arróniz (Mexico City, Mexico)
Ishmael Randall Weeks

BLOC Art Gallery (Lima, Peru)
Ivet Salazar – Ana De Orbegoso

Crisis (Lima, Peru)
Gala Berger – Sergio Murga – Luz Maritha Rodríguez

NAC (Santiago, Chile)
Claudio Correa – Colomba Fontaine – Diego Terán

Paseolab (Lima, Peru)
Claudia Coca – Nicole Echevarría