Isabel Croxatto, founder and director of Isabel Croxatto Galería, is featured in an interview with Artnet News, one of the leading international publications covering the contemporary art world. The conversation explores the gallery's origins, its curatorial philosophy, and the long-term strategies behind the international development of its artists.
In the interview, Croxatto reflects on how more than three decades dedicated to choreography and performance research continue to shape her approach to exhibitions: "I see exhibitions not as collections of artworks, but as spaces where artists, artworks, architecture, and audiences enter into dialogue. In many ways, I am still choreographing."
The conversation also examines the gallery's International Positioning Program and its commitment to building sustainable artistic careers. As Croxatto explains, the central question was not simply how to expand the gallery, but "how can a gallery working from Chile contribute meaningfully to the international development of the artists it represents?"
Reflecting on the current Latin American art scene, Croxatto argues that the most exciting shift is not only the region's growing international visibility, but the increasing openness toward artistic practices that bring original perspectives to shared contemporary questions. The interview concludes by highlighting several of the gallery's major initiatives, including La Jaula Invisible, Víctor Castillo's first museum retrospective at the Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes, and Dejar Atrás, Joaquín Reyes's second solo exhibition with the gallery.