



Cuban Illustrator Arassay Hilario at The Annex Gallery
From January 13 through 30, 2027, The Annex Gallery presents an exhibition by Arassay Hilario, a Cuban illustrator and visual artist based in Montreal. Drawing on her experience in animation, editorial illustration, and comics, Hilario has developed a visual language populated by expressive figures, unexpected gestures, and vivid chromatic contrasts. Her drawings move between observation and fantasy, combining the immediacy of an intuitive line with a sophisticated sense of character and composition. Across images that can appear playful, enigmatic, or unsettling, familiar faces and invented beings become vehicles for exploring emotion, identity, and the shifting boundaries between everyday life and the imaginary. Her work invites viewers into a world where narrative remains open and images speak in their own voice.




In its October 19, 2026 edition, The Christian Science Monitor Weekly devotes a double-page spread to an interactive sculptural installation. I mention it for its photograph, which is hardly anything special in itself, though it has something striking about it. The contrast between the abyssal blue of the background and the gentle lines of light is lovely.

On the occasion of her exhibition Catch Me Before I Fly Away at The Annex Gallery

CATCH ME BEFORE I FLY AWAY

Evelyn Sosa and Leticia Sánchez Honored for Their Artistic Contributions
