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Lorenza Santos

Latin American Art consultant and curator

Mexico City, Mexico · English, Spanish

Lorenza Santos is a seasoned Latin American Art consultant and Art curator for individual and corporate collectors.

10 articles by Lorenza Santos

ANTESALA's director, Laura González left and ANTESALA’s founder, Flavia Nespatti, on the new site at 13 Tottenham Mews © ANTESALA. Photo: Ollie Hammick Courtesy of ANTESALA.

Latin American Gallery to Open in London This October

Antesala, a new commercial space founded by collector Flavia Nespatti, will bring Latin American art to Fitzrovia with selling exhibitions, talks and film screenings.

Lorenza Santos · September 23, 2026

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Image of Frida Kahlo on a love-dollar sign banner.

How Dallas Collectors Are Reshaping the Texas Art Market

Texas has quietly become one of the four states that decide where American art money goes, and Dallas' expanding class of wealthy collectors is a big reason why.

Lorenza Santos · September 21, 2026

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Exterior of the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

The Met Breaks Ground on New Wing for Modern and Contemporary Art

The Met has begun construction on its $670 million Tang Wing, designed by Mexican architect Frida Escobedo. Latin American works like Carmen Herrera's Azul "Tres" will find a new...

Lorenza Santos · September 18, 2026

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Frida Kahlo's 1940 self-portrait displayed inside a gallery at the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art in Los Angeles.

Lucas Museum of Narrative Art Opens: Latin American Highlights

The $1 billion Lucas Museum of Narrative Art opens September 22, 2026, in Los Angeles, where Frida Kahlo, Judith F. Baca and other Latin American storytellers hold a real place in...

Lorenza Santos · September 14, 2026

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Mexican artist Guillermo Olguín surrounded by expressive paintings inspired by Oaxaca, travel, mythology and memory

Artist Spotlight: Guillermo Olguín

Guillermo Olguín turns travel, memory, ritual and the visual culture of Oaxaca into richly layered paintings, prints and photographs. His work moves between deeply personal...

Lorenza Santos · September 5, 2026

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Panamanian artist Olga Sinclair surrounded by her colorful expressive paintings

What Makes Olga Sinclair So Unique?

Olga Sinclair combines classical discipline, tropical color, gestural abstraction and an unusually large commitment to art education. Her career also reflects a distinctly...

Lorenza Santos · September 5, 2026

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Enrique Sanchez landscape painting with trees and a cloudy sky in Mexico City style

Artist Spotlight: Enrique Sanchez Painter

Explore Enrique Sanchez’s landscape painting, from Mexico City and the Valle de México to his balance of realism, abstraction, and light.

Lorenza Santos · July 9, 2026

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Amador Montes in his Oaxaca studio, with layered paintings and earthy color studies

Amador Montes in Oaxaca

A close look at Amador Montes, his Oaxaca roots, and the visual language that makes his work distinctive in contemporary Mexican art.

Lorenza Santos · July 7, 2026

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Is the Museum of Latin American Art (MOLAA) Worth Visiting?

A clear-eyed guide to whether the Museum of Latin American Art is worth visiting, with practical insight for art lovers, students, and collectors.

Lorenza Santos · July 7, 2026

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Curated gallery display of Latin American modern and contemporary artworks in a clean editorial setting

What is the Difference Between Modern and Contemporary Latin American Art?

A clear guide to the difference between modern and contemporary Latin American art, with historical context, key features, and examples.

Lorenza Santos · July 1, 2026

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