This Tehuana artist has the steps of her father, a sculptor, and painter, which was close to Diego Rivera, one of the leading icons of Mexican Muralism.

 

The colorful state of Oaxaca is the home of Tehuana women, a community known for their confidence, hard work, power, and beauty. 

The underfunding, unemployment and economic crisis of the art scene are causing psychological disorders in artists

The Mexican illustrator with more than 225,000 followers and 400,000 likes on Instagram

Jose is a born artist who, through the lens of his camera, recounts his gastronomic journeys as a gastronaut

Canadian writer Anne Carson is the ninth woman to win the Princess of Asturias Award for Literature in 40 years .

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.

The legendary Argentine artist leaves a huge legacy with his work at Les Luthiers, one of the most important ensembles in 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.

In the year of the "genius of Bonn" we reviewed 5 distinctive works that go beyond the traditional choral symphony

This exhibition, curated by Jasmine Wahi and Rebecca Pauline Jampol, is taking place in New York and is raising awareness about abortion rights.

Meet the impressive Latin American concert halls that live up to the best in Europe or the United States.

This performance, created by the feminist collective “Las Tesis”, has reached several parts of the world, giving strength to women to denounce their rapists.

Arnon Thitiprasert came to Colombia for the first time to share his skills as one of the most famous baristas around the world.

This year 43% of the program will be directed by women, according to Alejandra Pauli, one of the festival directors.

Francisco Toledo, who shook up the 1960s Mexican art scene, died at 79

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

A magazine dedicated to Macedonio Fernández and a copy of Borges book "The language of the Argentines", were the big sales

Cruz-Diez was praised for his work with color and his installations have been featured in major international art museums and public spaces

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