The outdoor installation of Jesús Soto’s “Penetrable” sculpture at Olana State Historic Site will be on view through Fall 2018. More

Luisa Guaza describes how some contemporary artists and artist collectives in El Savador have been inspired by the Comunidad Segundo Montes, a communitarian settlement formed in the 1980s by Salvadoran refugees from that country's civil war. Today, artists mine the history of the war and the Comunidad Segundo Montes to recuperate accounts that have been suppressed, to promote free speech, and to embody El Salvador's collective wounds as a means to social regeneration. More

The CPPC’s 2016 gift to MoMA of modernist works of art from Latin America comprises a microcosm of the history of abstraction. From the Uruguayan painter Joaquín Torres-García’s recognition of the roots of abstraction in ancient art to the liberation of painting from the frame by painters such as Rhod Rothfuss, Juan Melé and Raúl Lozza in Argentina, the donation represents a spectrum of the artists and movements concerned with abstraction in the Southern Cone. Watch

One of the questions we are most often asked at the CPPC is about where the collection may be seen. Now you can see the location of our artworks on the interactive map we’ve developed to help you follow the collection as it travels the globe! More