Latino art fair to run - Chicago ARTEahora

“Chicago ARTEahora,” dubbed Chicagos first Latin American art fair, is being staged this weekend at the River East Art Center in downtown Chicago.

Curators Aldo Castillo and Thomas Monahan, along with adviser Hernan Carrara, put together nearly 300 contemporary and modern art works by more than 120 artists from Latin America, including Mexico, Cuba, Chile, Venezuela, Colombia, Argentina, Panama, Guatemala, Ecuador and other countries.”*

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