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Arte Sur: A Showcase of Latin American Excellence

Following its successful debut, Arte Sur returns to Art Toronto for its second year under the curatorial direction of Karen Huber.

This dedicated section brings together 11 galleries from Mexico, Central America, and South America, continuing the fair's commitment to fostering cultural dialogue across the Americas.

2026 participating galleries include:
Aninat Galería (Santiago, Chile)
Arróniz (Mexico City, Mexico)
BLOC Art (Lima, Perú)
deCERCA (San José, Costa Rica)
Instituto de Visión (New York, United States | Bogotá, Colombia)
Isabel Croxatto Galería (Santiago, Chile)
La Balsa Arte (Bogotá, Colombia | Medellín, Colombia)
La Sala Art Gallery (Mérida, México)
PROXYCO Gallery (New York, United States) Exhibiting Latin Artists
Segismundo (Guatemala City, Guatemala)
Sur Gallery (Toronto) Exhibiting Latin Artists

Interview with Curator, Karen Huber

Karen Huber is a celebrated Mexican curator and gallerist based in Mexico City, renowned for her visionary approach to showcasing contemporary Latin American art and championing innovative contemporary proposals, whether through groundbreaking artists or forward-thinking projects. With a deep understanding of the region's artistic landscape, Huber has been instrumental in bridging cultural divides and introducing Latin American artists to global audiences. Her expertise ensures that Arte Sur will be a transformative component of Art Toronto, offering collectors and enthusiasts a rare opportunity to engage with the finest works from Central and South America.

Karen Huber shares her vision for Arte Sur:
“For me, Arte Sur is not about presenting a single idea of what Latin American art should look like. What excites me most about this edition is the sense of discovery: bringing together artists and galleries with very different perspectives, territories, and histories, while sharing a strong commitment to developing their own visual languages and expanding the possibilities of Latin American art.”