
✧ Camila Arévalo ✧ Yelaine Rodriguez ✧ Ále ‘Celeste’ Campos ✧ Sebastian Hernandez ✧ Camila Arévalo ✧ Yelaine Rodriguez ✧ Ále ‘Celeste’ Campos ✧ Sebastian Hernandez

✧ Angel Lartigue ✧ Angelina Ruiz ✧ Isaac Vazquez ✧ Jesús Hilario-Reyes ✧ Angel Lartigue ✧ Angelina Ruiz ✧ Isaac Vazquez ✧ Jesús Hilario-Reyes

✧ Koyoltzintli ✧ Marcos Serafim ✧ Roxana Barba ✧ Victoria Martinez ✧ Koyoltzintli ✧ Marcos Serafim ✧ Roxana Barba ✧ Victoria Martinez

Glimmers: Currents of Illuminations is a circuit program of performances, panel, and video screening spotlighting Latine & LatAm contemporary art practices during Chicago’s art fair week 2026.
Peformances
Sebastian Hernandez
at The California Clipper
April 11, 2026
Ale ‘Celeste’ Campos
at Mana Contemporary Chicago
April 11, 2026
Camila Arevalo
at Mana Contemporary Chicago
April 11, 2026
Discussion
Yelaine Rodriguez in conversation with Xavier Robles Armas
at Mana Contemporary
April 11, 2026
Screening

Angel Lartigue
SCIENCE AT THE CLUB, 2017-2021

Marcos Serafim
semipermeable [syringe], 2024

Koyoltzintli
Nuka urku kani, The mountain i am, la montaña soy yo, 2023

Jesús Hilario-Reyes
Crossings (Iterations 01, 03, & 05), 2022

Roxana Barba
RITUALES POROSOS, 2021

Victoria Martinez
Set the stage for Xochiquetzal, 2025

Angelina Ruiz
Ni Aquí Ni Allá, 2024

Isaac Vazquez
If You Look Closely You Can See a Fox Moving in the Distance, 2020
Curated by Xavier Robles Armas
Xavier Robles Armas is a curator with a keen interest in photography, and the ways that migration has shaped space and architecture throughout the United States. He is currently the Events and Arts Manager for the Latinx Project at New York University, where he curated Tinkuy: Converging Ecologies (2023), co-curated RicanVisions (2025), and Escenas (2025) in addition he has supported the organization of the A-I-R and Open Call exhibitions. Xavier has held fellowships at the Queens Museum and the Art Institute of Chicago, and has worked as a curator, educator, and programmer at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago; ProArts Gallery, Oakland; Southern Exposure Gallery, San Francisco; Grand Central Art Center, Cal State Fullerton; and the Eric Carle Museum, Amherst, MA.






























































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