Victor Castillo Chilean, b. 1973

Caprichos [Whims] presents the latest work by renowned Chilean artist Víctor Castillo, created during his residency at LeCluf, Colección SOLO 's exhibition space and artist residency in Cantabria, Spain. The...

Isabel Croxatto Galería presents a new edition of its group show Festín de Arte, featuring selected pieces by 20 gallery and invited artists, gathering painting, drawing, textile, photography and new...

Víctor Castillo was the first artist to join the Isabel Croxatto Galería project, so it is fitting that the year-long celebrations of our tenth anniversary conclude with an exhibition of...

Ali Elmacı · Andrea Wolf · Armando de la Garza · Axel Ríos · Bruna Truffa · Carlos Gallardo · Carlos Damacio · Carolina Muñoz · Cecilia Avendaño · Chiachio...

Festín de Arte: edición aniversario presents an exciting collection of paintings by Víctor Castillo , Francisco Uzabeaga , Rolankay , Carolina Muñoz , and Johans Peñaloza , each with their...

Once Upon A Happy Land by Víctor Castillo is the exhibition with which Isabel Croxatto Galería officially launches the programme of LOCAL 2, its new exhibition space. Víctor Castillo is...

Isabel Croxatto Galería welcomes 2022 with a new version of its classic Festín de Arte. The exhibition gathers recent artworks by its represented artists Carolina Muñoz , Cecilia Avendaño ,...

Comprising recent acrylic on canvas and vintage movie lobby cards from Castillo's personal collection, as well as a series of studio sketches for some of his best-known artworks, The Yellow Brick Road follows the path to capitalism and the 1940s-1950s American Way of Life that, as the Land of Oz in the classic Judy Garland film, never was the promised world of fantasies and happiness.

Isabel Croxatto Galería, in collaboration with Val Kilmer and HelMel Studios, presents Somewhere Over the Rainbow by Victor Castillo. The online exhibition features a series of new works on canvas and paper in a personal tribute to the world of cinema.

Isabel Croxatto Galería is pleased to present the artist Victor Castillo and his latest project, Sweeter than Roses: a collection of 12 black and white photographs of pin-up models from the sixties that the artist has delicately intervened, incorporating iconic characters from his paintings and a particular look at the nude portrait.

Sweeter than Roses proposes the spectator a visual journey that, like a sort of story or landscape on each body, needs the complicity of a new voyeur to be completed.

Isabel Croxatto Galería presents El Mundo Al Instante N°1 [The World In An Instant N°1], group show that proposes a visual dialogue through the artworks of 34 artists upon the...

Isabel Croxatto Galería presents Festín de Arte #22, a new edition of its series of group shows that convey a dialogue between artists, artworks, curators and audience.

Festín de Arte #22 features an exclusive advance of Cecilia Avendaño's next solo show, together with selected pieces by Andrea Lería, Andrea Wolf, Carlos Gallardo, Carolina Muñoz, Coco González Lohse, Juvenal Barría, Víctor Castillo, and Ulises Mazzucca.

Isabel Croxatto Galería presents Festín de Arte #21, a new edition of its series of group shows , featuring selected artworks by Andrea Lería, Andrea Wolf, Carlos Gallardo, Carolina Muñoz,...

The exhibition consists of a sculptural installation along with 15 large and medium-sized paintings in which Víctor depicts innocent characters that –with irony and sarcasm, in between games– show us the dark side of the contemporary society, where the violence natural to humankind, hypocrisy in politics, racism and the unabashed greed of capitalism take place. In his new proposal, Víctor approaches the indoctrination that education can provoke as an invisible cage. In The Invisible Cage, Castillo will present his central piece, The Magic Spell of the Bell, painting inspired by a song by rock band Pink Floyd. The painting is a chronicle of a classroom where a group of children repeats hypnotized, “I will not start a revolution. I will not start a revolution. I will not start a revolution”.