At 98 years old, his creative vision and passion for art are still strong and prominent in his work.

Brazilian film Bacurau, by Kleber Mendonça Filho and Juliano Dornelles has won the Jury Prize at Cannes Film Festival. The film portrays a dystopian view of the country.

Alfredo Segatori was one of the first muralists in Buenos Aires.

After 13 years, the Salón Nacional de Artistas (National Artists Hall, SNA) returns to Bogotá.

The México City Ballet celebrates its 5th anniversary on the 21st and 22nd of September, with a Gala at the Ciudad Esperanza Iris theater in the Mexican capital.

Famed Oaxacan artist, Francisco Toledo, died at the age of 79, having left behind a prolific body of work in a variety of artistic mediums and thousands of pieces.

With the idea of representing a different vision of Medellín, Catalina Arroyave wrote the script of “Los días de la ballena” (The Days of the Whale). It was a short film that grew into her first feature film.

Although Peru’s art scene has seen a distinct decline in its economic opportunity and, following that, its quality, in the past decade, the Limaphoto art fair marched into its 10th edition with its characteristic class and dignity.

The speeds at which information can travel through social media have made work a lot easier for comedians Miguel Céspedes and Raymond Pozo.

Archaeological studies of Vichama, an ancient city north of Lima that pertained to the Caral civilization, have revealed a “painful secret” that the world must heed in this era of global change.