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1980
Pal Kepenyes of Mexico [January 11-21, 1980]
Roberto Gonzalez Goyri of Guatemala: Paintings* [January 22-February 19, 1980]
Ricardo Perez Alcala of Bolivia: Watercolors* [February 27-March 17, 1980]
Ten Argentine Artists [March 18-April 11, 1980]
Photographs by Alvarado-Juarez of Honduras [April 8-May 8, 1980]
Edmundo Aquino of Mexico [April 14-May 17, 1980]
Ramiro Jacome of Ecuador* [May 20-June 7, 1980]
Inauguration of Caja Magica, a Tapestry by Leonardo Nierman of Mexico [June 17, 1980]
Art of Today in Paraguay [June 26-July 25, 1980]
Julio Olivera of Uruguay* [July 29-August 26, 1980]
Helena Dunshee de Abranches Townshend* [August 27-September 22, 1980]
Maya Klipper from Argentina* [September 23-October 15, 1980]
Vechy Logioio from Argentina [September 23-October 15, 1980]
Colonial Art of Peru [October 7-November 26, 1980]
Juan Egenau of Chile* [October 16-November 10, 1980]
Humberto Perez of Colombia* [November 13-29, 1980]
Art of Today in Barbados [December 5-January 4, 1981]
Manabu Mabe [December 11, 1980-January 24, 1981]
1981
Museum of Modern Art of Latin America Recent Acquisitions [January 15-February 4, 1981]
Art of Venezuela Today [January 27-February 26, 1981]
Hugo Rojas of Bolivia [February 5-27, 1981]
Roberto Galicia of El Salvador [March 3-27, 1981]
Jose Nery of El Salvador [March 3-27, 1981]
Antonio Pelaez of Mexico* [March 31-April 24, 1981]
Dennis Kan of Vanezuela: Photographs [April 28-May 22, 1981]
Consuelo Mendez of Venezuela* [April 28-May 22, 1981]
Sheila Lichacz of Panama* [May 26-June 19, 1981]
Rogelio Pretto of Panama [May 26-June 19, 1981]
Taro Kaneko of Brazil* [June 23-July 17, 1981]
Carlos Clemen of Brazil* [June 23-July 17, 1981]
Roslyn K. Cambridge of Trinidad and Tobago [July 21-August 14, 1981]
Katherine Williams of Trinidad and Tobago [July 21-August 14, 1981]
Salvador Manzano of Mexico [July 30-September 15, 1981]
Cesar Izquierdo of Guatemala [August 20-September 14, 1981]
Eduardo Giusiano from Argentina* [September 17-October 9, 1981]
Taty Rybak from Argentina* [September 17-October 9, 1981]
Jorge Rocha of Colombia* [October 13-November 6, 1981]
Pascuala of Colombia* [October 13-November 6, 1981]
Ricardo Davila of Ecuador [November 10-December 4, 1981]
Retablos from Peru [December 14, 1981-January 17, 1982]
1982
Cesar Menendez of El Salvador* [January 14-February 6, 1982]
Elena Castro-Moran of El Salvador* [January 14-February 6, 1982]
New Painting of Costa Rica [February 6-March 7, 1982]
Roberto Laureano of Puerto Rico [March 18-April 12, 1982]
Hector Mendez-Caratini of Puerto Rico [March 18-April 12, 1982]
New York of Jose Luis Cuevas [April 2-17, 1982]
Althea Bastien of Trinidad and Tobago* [April 6-23, 1982]
Guillermo Ovalle of Colombia [April 13-May 10, 1982]
Olga Sinclair of Panama* [May 13-June 4, 1982]
Homage to Women Artists of the Americas [June 8-25, 1982]
Cecilia Mattos of Uruguay* [July 1-30, 1982]
Lincoln Presno of Uruguay [July 1-30, 1982]
Presence on the Path: Beatriz Blanco from Venezuela* [July 7-October 8, 1982]
Yolanda Aguirre of Bolivia* [September 2-30, 1982]
Benjamin Porter of Bolivia [September 2-30, 1982]
Ricardo Cinalli of Argentina [October 5-29, 1982]
Cristina Santander of Argentina [October 5-29, 1982]
Celia Cherter of Mexico [November 4-30, 1982]
Alejandro Colunga of Mexico [November 4-30, 1982]
Peruvian Handicrafts [November 9-December ?, 1982]
Dominican Artist Ramon Oviedo Presents a Mural to the OAS
[November 11, 1982]
Origin of a New Dimension: A Mural by Raquel Forner [November 12, 1982]
Maria Martinez-Cañas [December 9-31, 1982]
Silvia Malagrino [December 9-31, 1982]
1983
Alejandro Obregon: Recent Paintings [January 10-February 14, 1983]
Mamy Toja of Paraguay* [January 19-February 18, 1983]
Tanya of Ecuador* [February 24-March 5, 1983]
Tribute to Jose Antonio Velasquez (1906-1983) [April 14-29, 1983]
(Nievas) Dianderas [May 6-June 3, 1983]
Ivan Petrovszky [June 14-July 8, 1983]
Four Latin American Sculptors (Beatriz Blanco, Valerie Brathwaite, Joyce of Guatemala, Charles J. Seplowin) [July 12-October 7, 1983]
Graciela Gomez of Colombia [August 4-26, 1983]
Graciela Rodo Boulanger Retrospective Exhibition [September 14-30, 1983]
Rene Moron of Argentina [October 6-28, 1983]
Tabo Toral of Panama [November 1-25, 1983]
Primitive Artists of Nicaragua [November 29-December 30, 1983]
1984
Contemporary Indian and Inuit Art of Canada [January 12-27, 1984]
Contemporary Art of Honduras [March 1-30, 1984]
Inauguration of Mural by Cundo Bermudez [March 29, 1984]
Francisco Oller: A Realist Impressionist [March 30-May 6, 1984]
H. Lloyd Weston of Jamaica [April 17-May 11, 1984]
New Directions: Mexican Women Artists [June 12-July 17, 1984]
Evandro Salles of Brazil [July 10-27, 1984]
Miguel Angel Morales of Panama [August 2-30, 1984]
Delia Solari of Argentina [September 6-28, 1984]
Matilde Perez of Chile [October 2-26, 1984]
Art of New Mexico [November 1-30, 1984]
Michael Plyler: Photographs [December 5-28, 1984]
Primitive Artists of Comalapa [December 5-28, 1984]
1985
Fotogrupo of the Dominican Republic [February 7-28, 1985]
Fernando de Szyszlo: First Retrospective Exhibition in the United States [March 11-29, 1985]
Five Colombian Masters (Fernando Botero, Enrique Grau, Edgar Negret, Alejandro Obregon, Eduardo Ramirez Villamizar) [April 2-30, 1985]
Colombia, Church of Santa Clara: Colonial Art [April 2-30, 1985]
Linda Kohen of Uruguay [April 9-26, 1985]
Julio Testoni of Uruguay [April 9-26, 1985]
Contemporary Painting of El Salvador [May 7-31, 1985]
Poleo: A Retrospective View [May 16-June 15, 1985]
Inauguration of the Mural Telurica Americana by Ines Cordova from Bolivia [May 20, 1985]
Fernando Carballo of Costa Rica [July 10-31, 1985]
Roberto Sandoval of Costa Rica [July 10-31, 1985]
Images of Suriname [August 13-31, 1985]
Ana Kozel of Argentina [September 10-30, 1985]
Dalita Navarro of Venezuela [October 30-November 30, 1985]
Traditional Textiles of Comalapa [November 25-Decembr 30, 1985]
Colonial Art of Ecuador [December 16, 1985-January 17, 1986]
Legend:
OAS: Organization of American States after 1948
MoMALA: Museum of Modern Art of Latin America
* First solo exhibition in the United States