The author reflects on their experience at the Frieze New York art fair, highlighting the significance of Latino artists whose work resonates on a global scale. They sought out artists whose identities and experiences are deeply embedded in their art, resulting in powerful expressions of heritage and migration. The exhibition featured standout galleries like Instituto de Visión, showcasing works that blend cultural elements while emphasizing the urgency and depth of individual narratives. The article champions the need for visibility among marginalized artists, illustrating personal connections forged through art.
This year marked my first time attending Frieze New York, and I felt especially compelled to celebrate the artists who, like me, are Latino. Not as a symbolic gesture, but to uplift and inspire.
Instituto de Visión offered a bold mix of Latin American artists redefining regional representation. A few highlights included Ana Roldán's bronze and borosilicate glass sculptures and Nancy Friedemann-Sánchez’s floral paintings.
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