PAC – A New Art Experience in the Heart of Lima

What is PAC?

PAC (Peru Art Collectors) is an art project that aims to provide space for various artistic works and collections. The platform is open to international and local artists, and regularly announces open calls where creators or collectors can apply to showcase their work.

What makes PAC special is that it accepts not only classical paintings and sculptures, but also handicrafts, decorative art, applied art, and even thematic collections. Selected works are presented in a temporary exhibition.

Where is it located?

For the exact location, follow their website: https://peruartcollectors.com/

What can we see at the exhibitions?

PAC exhibitions are constantly changing. Since new works or collections arrive after each "open call," every visit offers a different experience.

The exhibited works can include, for example:

• paintings and illustrations
• handcrafted works
• photo series
• thematic collections (e.g., vintage, nature, cultural objects)
• applied art objects

The works are often available for purchase, making this an excellent opportunity for collectors.

Why is it interesting for the Hungarian community?

For Hungarians living in Peru or traveling here, PAC offers:

• an excellent cultural program for an afternoon or evening outing
• a connection point with other art enthusiasts
• an opportunity if someone has brought their own works from Hungary and wants to showcase them in Latin America
• inspiration for those who want to learn more about Peru's contemporary art scene

How to apply as an artist or collector?

PAC regularly publishes current calls on their website. Applying is usually simple:

• by filling out an online form,
• uploading a few photos of the collection or works,
• then the curators decide on the selection.

Selected materials can be exhibited for a period of 1–6 months.

Summary

PAC is a fresh, modern, and open art platform in the heart of Lima, offering great opportunities for those who love visual arts, creative projects, and cultural discoveries. If you're in Lima—whether as a tourist or a Hungarian living here—it's definitely worth taking the time to visit.