CAF exhibits 40 ibero-American artists in the Gallery

Colors and Shapes of Integration is the title of the exhibition which can be enjoyed by visitors to the CAF Gallery located in Avenida Luis Roche Avenue, Altamira, Caracas.

"In its commitment to sustainable development and regional integration, CAF chooses artistic expression as an important medium for cultural convergence between its partner countries, united by their origins and their own Latin American essence," CAF President & CEO Enrique Garcia said.

Chosen from a range of tendencies and schools, the show includes works by: Antonio Segui (Argentina), Alfredo La Placa (Bolivia), Jos Paulo Moreira da Fonseca (Brazil), Roberto Matta (Chile), Hugo Zapata (Colombia), Luis Chacn (Costa Rica), Oswaldo Guayasamn (Ecuador), Manolo Valds (Spain), Colin Garland (Jamaica), Jos Luis Cuevas (Mexico), Guillermo Trujillo (Panama), Carlos Colombino (Paraguay), Venancio Shinki (Peru), Boscoe Holder (Trinidad and Tobago), Hugo Sartore (Uruguay), Silvano Lora (Dominican Republic), Jacobo Borges (Venezuela), Francisco Narvez (Venezuela), and Jess Soto (Venezuela), among others.

On its 40th anniversary, CAF is pleased and honored to receive the works of these artists in a dialogue of trends that transcends all geographical borders and, revealing the cultural diversity of our continent, enriches and immerses us in the colors and shapes of Latin American integration," Garcia added.

Exhibition in the CAF Gallery

Colors and Shapes of Integration is open through to the end of October Address: Avenue Luis Roche, Torre CAF, Altamira Open: Monday to Friday from 10:00 am to 5:00 pm - Sunday 11:00 am - 3:00 pm Admission free