CSB Fine Arts | Contemporary Art Gallery

  • Contemporary Visions of Puerto Rico: Eric French

    Contemporary Visions of Puerto Rico: Eric French

  • Contemporary Visions of Puerto Rico: Ramón Bonilla

    Contemporary Visions of Puerto Rico: Ramón Bonilla

  • Carolina Santiago, founder and director of CSB Fine Arts

    CSB Fine Arts

    Championing contemporary Latin American and Puerto Rican artists.
    CSB Fine Arts was founded by Carolina Santiago, whose mission is to champion contemporary Latin American and Puerto Rican artists. With over two decades of international experience in both finance and the arts, Carolina brings a unique blend of business expertise and cultural vision to the gallery. Her work is dedicated to fostering dialogue between artists, collectors, and institutions while expanding recognition of underrepresented voices in the art world.
  • Featured Artists, Contemporary Visions of Puerto Rico

    Featured Artists

    Contemporary Visions of Puerto Rico
    CSB Fine Arts celebrates five remarkable artists featured in Contemporary Visions of Puerto Rico: Reimagining Our Cultural Roots and Reinventing Our Future. Through painting, sculpture, and works on paper, Yamileth Flores-Reyes, Eduardo Cabrer, Carlos Ayala, Ramón Bonilla, and Eric French reflect on the island’s layered identity — balancing memory and imagination, heritage and reinvention. Their works resonate with the creative spirit and resilience that continue to shape Puerto Rico’s contemporary art scene, offering new ways to see, feel, and reimagine our cultural roots.

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  • Opening Exhibition, Contemporary Visions of Puerto Rico: Reimagining Our Cultural Roots and Reinventing Our Future

    Opening Exhibition

    Contemporary Visions of Puerto Rico: Reimagining Our Cultural Roots and Reinventing Our Future
    On View November 6–December 1, 2025 brings together five outstanding Puerto Rican artists whose practices reflect the island’s evolving cultural identity. Through painting, sculpture, and works on paper, the exhibition explores how memory, migration, and imagination intertwine to shape new artistic languages. Each work speaks to resilience and reinvention, offering a vibrant lens on Puerto Rico’s contemporary art movement.

  • Selected Works

    Highlights from the Collection
    • Carlos Ayala Barreto A Veces Pienso en el Futuro, 2025 Tatto on Silicone 12" X 8" Signed and dated verso
      Carlos Ayala Barreto
      A Veces Pienso en el Futuro, 2025
      Tatto on Silicone
      12" X 8"
      Signed and dated verso
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    • Eric French Vessel I, 2025 Acrylic, pigments, and aggregates on canvas 53" X 42" Signed and dated verso
      Eric French
      Vessel I, 2025
      Acrylic, pigments, and aggregates on canvas
      53" X 42"
      Signed and dated verso
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    • Ramon Bonilla The Not Yet Acrylic, graphite, oil pastel, xerox, pencil, rice paper tape, pigment and polymer over paper. 30” 1/8” H x 22” 5/8” W
      Ramon Bonilla
      The Not Yet
      Acrylic, graphite, oil pastel, xerox, pencil, rice paper tape, pigment and polymer over paper.
      30” 1/8” H x 22” 5/8” W
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    • Eduardo Cabrer Introspección 101725, 2025 Acrylics on Wood 34" X 16" Signed and dated verso
      Eduardo Cabrer
      Introspección 101725, 2025
      Acrylics on Wood
      34" X 16"
      Signed and dated verso
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    • Yamileth Flores-Reyes Cúmulos de siempre, 2022 12 modules in majo wood 30” x7 ½” x 7 ½” Signed and dated verso
      Yamileth Flores-Reyes
      Cúmulos de siempre, 2022
      12 modules in majo wood
      30” x7 ½” x 7 ½”
      Signed and dated verso
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