Anne Carson wins Princess of Asturias award
Canadian writer Anne Carson is the ninth woman to win the Princess of Asturias Award for Literature in 40 years .
The obstacles of the online diffusion of the arts
Since the COVID-19 lockdowns jobs are developing digitally, whereas the artistic world is struggling with the lack of face-to-face contact and the governmental underfunding that they have been experiencing.
Marcos Mundstock highlights with Les Luthiers
The legendary Argentine artist leaves a huge legacy with his work at Les Luthiers, one of the most important ensembles in Latin America
National Geographic's women exhibition arrives at Latin America
'Mujeres, poder feminino en foco' shows archive photos of NatGeo and will be available between February 7 and March 24 in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Beyond the 9th symphony: 5 Beethoven plays you should know
In the year of the "genius of Bonn" we reviewed 5 distinctive works that go beyond the traditional choral symphony
'Abortion is normal', an exhibition that fights for reproductive rights
This exhibition, curated by Jasmine Wahi and Rebecca Pauline Jampol, is taking place in New York and is raising awareness about abortion rights.
The 8 most impressive concert halls in Latin America
Meet the impressive Latin American concert halls that live up to the best in Europe or the United States.
“A rapist in your path” and the wave of rape denounces
This performance, created by the feminist collective “Las Tesis”, has reached several parts of the world, giving strength to women to denounce their rapists.
World Latte Art Champion uses Colombian Coffee in his coffee shops in Asia
Arnon Thitiprasert came to Colombia for the first time to share his skills as one of the most famous baristas around the world.
Los Cabos Film Festival is all about women
This year 43% of the program will be directed by women, according to Alejandra Pauli, one of the festival directors.
Francisco Toledo, the irreverent Mexican plastic artist dies
Francisco Toledo, who shook up the 1960s Mexican art scene, died at 79
Artists use street murals to change image of violent Caracas slum
One of Latin America's largest slums and one that has historically been known for violent crime and gang rivalries is about to change due to art
Borges works were auctioned in Argentina
A magazine dedicated to Macedonio Fernández and a copy of Borges book "The language of the Argentines", were the big sales
Venezuelan Cruz-Diez, pioneer in kinetic art, dies in Paris
Cruz-Diez was praised for his work with color and his installations have been featured in major international art museums and public spaces
A photo exhibition depicts the horror 25 years after the worst terrorist attack in Argentina
The exhibition "Twenty-five" is composed of 38 recent studio photos based on 19 stories and others from the time of the terrorist attack against the Argentinian Mutual Israelite Association (AMIA), all made by photographer Julio Menajovsky
African American museum founder discovered dead in car trunk
Baton Rouge police Sgt. L’Jean McKneely said investigators were still waiting for a coroner to determine a cause of death for Sadie Roberts-Joseph after her body was found Friday afternoon
Tutankhamun bust and other objects that Egypt claims to Europe
The auction house Christie's sold Tutankhamun bust despite criticism from the Egyptian Government
A Picasso sold during Nazi flight can stay at New York's Met -U.S. court
The 2016 federal law gives people six years to file claims after learning the whereabouts of artwork lost between 1933 and 1945 because of Nazi persecution
Cuban artist sketches under the sea among fish and coral reefs
He gets fully kitted out in scuba diving gear including an oxygen tank and yellow flippers and swims out 60 meters
Festival or refugee camp? Music events test emergency aid
When an inventor wanted to test-drive a toilet aimed at providing safe sanitation in the developing world, she knew just where to turn - a British music festival