Aldo Castillo Gallery
Neighborhood: Near North Side/River North
Nearest Train: Brown Line, Chicago Ave stop
Phone: +1 312 337 2536
Fax: +1 312 337 3627
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Founded in 1993 by Aldo Castillo, a Nicaraguan immigrant who fled his native land during its civil war, this museum is dedicated to enhancing an understanding and appreciation for Latino art. Opening receptions at the gallery are well attended, and the exhibitions spark lively conversation. Exhibitions include such favorites as the "Cuba Seeing Red, the Agony of Seduction" display by sculptor Pedro Miguel Gonzalez Pulido. Works in paint, sculpture, photograph and paper can be purchased.
Tu-Sa 11a-6p
International Fine Arts
Neighborhood: Near North Side/River North
Nearest Train: Brown Line, Chicago Ave stop
Phone: +1 312 337 2536
Fax: +1 312 337 3627
Email | Website | Map | add to Travel Bag (NEW)
Founded in 1993 by Aldo Castillo, a Nicaraguan immigrant who fled his native land during its civil war, this museum is dedicated to enhancing an understanding and appreciation for Latino art. Opening receptions at the gallery are well attended, and the exhibitions spark lively conversation. Exhibitions include such favorites as the "Cuba Seeing Red, the Agony of Seduction" display by sculptor Pedro Miguel Gonzalez Pulido. Works in paint, sculpture, photograph and paper can be purchased.
Tu-Sa 11a-6p
Reviews
Best Latin American Art
A very fun, professional and beautiful venue and a leader in Art Investment, Exhibition, Education a...
Reviewed by:Roberto Salas from New York, NY on Mar 09 2005
