The first anniversary of the death of Chilean painter, writer, and performance artist Pedro Lemebel was marked by a new exhibit of his work in Santiago’s Museo de la Memoria (Museum of Memory).

In order to celebrate the historic and architectural importance of Panama City’s iconic neighborhood of San Felipe, The Latin Group Panama and the Foundation for the Preservation of the Heritage of the Old City put on an event that featured dance and music, as well as dialogues with such historians as Álvaro Menéndez Franco.

The Cultural Center Bank of Brazil is putting on an exhibit featuring 100 works drawn from a key avant-garde movement whose most recognizable exponent was Piet Mondrian.

“Rarely has a band hit the scene with as much power and appeal as El Sargento Pimienta. I remember that my skepticism and laziness made me put off seeing their live show at Plataforma Celeste. Days later, however, I again felt the urge to check them out…that’s when my head exploded.”

Croc brand shoes invited everyone on Saturday the 16th and 23rd to San Bernardino’s La Peatonal street to an event entitled “Crocstumizá tu verano” (Croc-ize Your Summer).

Cuban novelist Nivaria Tejera has died in Paris at the age of 86.

In January, Santiago’s Teatro Nescafé de las Artes saw the premiere of Sinatra, a new musical based on the life and music of the iconic singer featuring performances by the Universal Orchestra under the direction of Héctor “Parquímetro” Briceño.

The two editorial groups that control more than half of the book market in Argentina have once again organized a series of lectures and roundtables at which readers can listen to and exchange ideas with their favorite authors. And it will be happening at the beach.

Nominated for an Oscar in the category of Best Foreign Film, El abrazo de la serpiente (The Serpent’s Embrace), directed by Ciro Guerra, has proven to be a resounding success on the international stage, having garnered, among other accolades, a standing ovation at Cannes and top prizes at film festivals in India, Peru, Mar del

Rodolfo Ledezma is an architect with a difference. Although he audited classes at the University of Chile, he does not have a degree. He started his career at the bottom and made it all the way to chief architect.