Issue Aug 26-Sep 01 2026: Brazilian writer Carla Madeira has become one of the country’s most successful contemporary authors and in a recent interview, she defended her use of sexuality and complex human relationships as essential elements of realistic storytelling.

Issue Aug 26-Sep 01 2026: An earthquake shook western and central Colombia on August 10, 2026, damaging cultural heritage as well as affecting people.

Issue Aug 26-Sep 01 2026: In 2025, she held a retrospective at the Palace of Fine Arts Museum.

Issue Aug 26-Sep 01 2026: The fourth edition of the Festival Internacional de Cine de la Provincia de Buenos Aires (FICPBA) presents international films, productions from the province, classics, and special activities that will fill screens in La Plata and over 60 other municipalities.

Issue Aug 19-25 2026: Brazilian Indigenous musician Owerá, a member of the Guaraní Mbyá people, discussed the relationship between Indigenous culture, modernity, and technology.

Issue Aug 19-25 2026: For eight days this August, the small town of Trigueros, in Huelva, Spain, was host to the thirteenth edition of Cubacultura, a festival that brought together musicians, writers, filmmakers, actors, and visual artists living on the island or abroad for an event marked by reflections on emigration, memory, and re-encounters.

Issue Aug 19-25 2026: This year’s version at the Pontifica Universidad Católica del Peru celebrates group work as a form of resistance, community, and knowledge building.

Issue Aug 19-25 2026: From November 6 to 8, it will bring together 70 national and international galleries in an 11,000-square-meter space designed for gathering and contemplation.

Issue Aug 12-18 2026: A visit to the Uruguayan capital of Montevideo by French artist Alain Vigneau, known as one of the world’s most renowned clowns, promises to unite art with spirituality during the two presentations he is scheduled to give at the Catholic University, aimed at clowns specializing in hospital work, and at the

Issue Aug 12-18 2026: The death of actress Glória Menezes at age 91 marks the loss of one of the most influential figures in Brazilian television and cinema. Her career began with an internationally acclaimed film and continued for decades, making her one of the defining names in Brazilian entertainment.