On Saturday, November 8, 2025, within the framework of the third edition of the Doral International Art Fair (DIAF), artist Ivonne Ferrer presented the expanded third edition of her monograph Ivonne Ferrer. Recent Works, 2014–2025. The event included a public conversation with the artist and Dr. Carol Damian, Ph.D., distinguished art historian, curator, and specialist in Latin American and Caribbean art. The presentation was sponsored by Ninoska Huerta Gallery, a leading institution in promoting Latin American art and artists across the United States.
Dr. Carol Damian is a renowned scholar and curator whose career has significantly shaped the study and visibility of Latin American art in the United States. Former Director and Chief Curator of the Patricia & Phillip Frost Art Museum at Florida International University, she has authored numerous essays, exhibition catalogues, and books that explore the intersections of identity, history, and aesthetics in the art of the Americas. Her collaboration in the presentation added critical depth and historical context to the discussion of Ferrer’s work.
This third edition of Ivonne Ferrer. Recent Works, 2014–2025 builds upon the success of the previous volumes, expanding both its scope and its scholarly framework. The book, a major editorial endeavor of the Museum of Contemporary Art of the Americas (MoCAA) and The Rodríguez Collection, offers an in-depth visual and analytical overview of Ferrer’s oeuvre over the past decade. Spanning 340 pages, it includes newly added sections and updated essays that trace the evolution of her multidisciplinary practice—from collage and painting to sculpture and ceramic installation—underscoring the consistency of her conceptual inquiry and the refinement of her visual language.
Presented as part of DIAF 2025, the book launch further highlights the dialogue between art, research, and community engagement that defines Ferrer’s practice and her institutional role as Deputy Director of the Museum of Contemporary Art of the Americas and Director of the Fine Arts Ceramic Center. The event reaffirmed MoCAA’s editorial mission to document and disseminate the work of Latin American and Caribbean artists whose voices continue to shape the contemporary art landscape.
The book is now available at the following link
https://a.co/d/9Uo1d7U
