Demonstrations for peace have increased across Colombia following the controversial rejection of the peace agreement between the Colombian government and FARC rebels. Groups of people have taken over the streets demanding peace, including artist Doris Salcedo.  

The Honduran Institute of Hispanic Culture (IHCH) located in Tegucigalpa is celebrating sixty years of service to the public to the backdrop of inadequate funding for restorations.

The Arte x Arte Fundación Alfonso y Luz Castillo museum in Buenos Aires brought together over sixty-five domestic and international photographers in a dynamic exhibition titled “Body & Desire.”

Performative percussion is taking Buenos Aires by storm thanks to local musician Santiago Vásquez, who ten years ago created a form of signing to direct a large percussion group. 

Sergio Ramírez, a prominent Latin American film critic, highlighted the award-winning films and stories behind the International Film Festival of Biarritz in France.

Mariachi bands across Mexico today are facing challenges from an uncompromising judicial system and a generational change in musical preference, changes that prompt many to fear a decline in this historical genre over the coming years.

Patricio Guzmán is known for his trilogy La Batalle de Chile (The Battle of Chile), which is about life under the Allende government.

After recent significant scrutiny, Washington Fajardon, president of the Rio de Janeiro Heritage Institute, has become increasingly more concerned with the future of his department.

Atelier Morales is the name of an artistic duo of Cuban architects who are using their creations to challenge Cuba’s current cultural system.

Guitarist Jaime Zenamon Mirtenbaum learned to play guitar as a teenager growing up in La Paz, and has become an internationally-known performer and composer.