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REM Project Contemporary Art Space

REM Project is a contemporary art space located in San Juan, Puerto Rico dedicated to exhibiting Caribbean, Latin American, and International artists, which was created by Roberto Escobar Molina (REM). The gallery focuses on curating a broad selection of multidisciplinary artists from different parts of the Caribbean, whose work ranges in different medias, such as: paintings, installations, sculptures, murals, mixed media, photography, film, conceptual art and whatever challenges the human edge. REM Project wants to add more to the island’s growing art scene, making the gallery a center of influence in this part of the world, recognized by collectors globally.

28/08/2026

Bik Ismo
C-Print
36 x 24 inches ea
Ismo la joya del caribe...

Jode Luis VargasAncestros78 x 120 inchesAcrylic / Canvas
24/08/2026

Jode Luis Vargas
Ancestros
78 x 120 inches
Acrylic / Canvas

Monica ParadaEl Copòn con DominosAcrílico/Paper mache19 x 11 x 5 pulgadas
26/06/2026

Monica Parada
El Copòn con Dominos
Acrílico/Paper mache
19 x 11 x 5 pulgadas

Raul EsterasTE 003, 202624 x 26 inches.Acrilico, Tornillo/ Madera
26/06/2026

Raul Esteras
TE 003, 2026
24 x 26 inches.
Acrilico, Tornillo/ Madera

Raul EsterasLa Ultima Cena, 2026.6 x  5ft. Acrylic, Nails / Wood
31/05/2026

Raul Esteras
La Ultima Cena, 2026.
6 x 5ft. Acrylic, Nails / Wood

17/05/2026

Gracias Mancha de Platano!!!

14/05/2026

From Santurce to Venice — REM Project arrives in Venice with the opening of its new gallery at Via Garibaldi 1735, reinforcing its long-term commitment to expanding cultural dialogue within the international contemporary art scene.
Rooted in a curatorial practice that moves between the Caribbean, Latin America, and the global art circuit, REM Project continues to develop through exhibitions, independent initiatives, and international collaborations.
In this context, we are pleased to present the Director of the Venice gallery Veronica Piras(.prs )
Curator and cultural manager specialized in international contemporary art, her practice spans production, curatorial direction, and the development of complex exhibition projects between Italy and abroad.
Throughout her career, she has led the full management of cultural projects: from research and artist selection to curatorial conception, production, communication, and coordination of teams and venues in international contexts.
Her experience includes participation in projects linked to major institutional contexts and international art events, contributing to a broad and global understanding of the contemporary art ecosystem.
Founder of PROJECT 374, she continues to develop independent initiatives dedicated to the research, production, and visibility of contemporary artists.
Today she assumes the directorship of the new REM Project gallery in Venice, conceived as a space for cultural production and curatorial thinking, focused on dialogue between the Caribbean, Latin America, Africa, and the international contemporary art scene.

Monica Parada. Baraja Table. 2026. Mache Paper, Mix Media /Domino Table. 29 1/2” × 29 1/2 × 32”
12/05/2026

Monica Parada. Baraja Table. 2026. Mache Paper, Mix Media /Domino Table. 29 1/2” × 29 1/2 × 32”

11/05/2026

We are very proud and excited to be featured on the La Biennale di Venecia Notice Board. This is a wonderful opportunity to give the gallery and our collaborating artist greater visibility.

REM Project is honored to introduced our Director, Veronica Piras (.prs) for the Venice Gallery. Castello 1735.
04/05/2026

REM Project is honored to introduced our Director, Veronica Piras (.prs) for the Venice Gallery. Castello 1735.

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Calle Canals #204, Placita Santurce
San Juan
00907

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