Intensivo Curatorial de Montevideo 2026

Camila Arbeláez (b. Bogotá, Colombia; based in Uruguay) is an independent curator and researcher. Her research interests encompass contemporary Latin American art, memory, bodies, and ecologies, with a focus on interdisciplinary explorations.

Santiago Ávila Albuja is a visual artist and curator, and Director of the Centro de Arte Contemporáneo de Quito (CAC).

Bruna Costa is an art historian, independent curator, and professor who lives and works in Rio de Janeiro.

Guad Creche (Salta, 1985) is an independent art curator and teacher. Their work focuses on supporting critical or experimental artistic processes and exploring the tensions between the local and the global, with an emphasis on diverse identities and contemporary practices from the Northwest region of Argentina.

Cecilia González Godino is an Associate Curator at the Institute of Contemporary Art in Philadelphia and a writer and researcher of contemporary art from transoceanic, diasporic, and archipelagic perspectives.

Andrés Gorzycki is a curator and visual artist based in Posadas, Argentina. Their practice explores the intersections between contemporary art and public space, investigating how artworks, contexts, and communities shape one another through acts of presence, displacement, and encounter.

Juaniko Moreno is a curator and researcher based in New York and Bogotá. He specializes in modern and contemporary art, with a focus on alternative modernities, cosmotechnics, spirituality, and planetarity.

Mateus Nunes (Belém, 1997) is a Brazilian curator and art critic based in São Paulo, and is Assistant Curator at the Museu de Arte de São Paulo Assis Chateaubriand (MASP).

Fabiana Puentes (Montevideo, Uruguay, 1986) is an independent curator, researcher, and professor specializing in contemporary art and critical perspectives.

Luiza Testa is an independent curator who works on projects that articulate social debates in the fields of feminism, sexuality, ecology, and digital art.

Sebastián Valenzuela-Valdivia (Santiago, Chile, 1990) is a researcher, curator, and editor of contemporary art. His practice lies at the intersection of historical research, archival work, and publishing, understood as critical infrastructures for reactivating memories and challenging narratives.

Marina Reyes Franco is an independent curator and writer based in Puerto Rico.

Keyna Eleison is a curator, writer, researcher, Griot heiress and shaman, narrator, singer, ancestral chronicler.

Victoria Noorthoorn is the Director of Museo Moderno, Buenos Aires.