This new generation of writers wins awards of little value, low earnings on sales, and their books are rarely published abroad.

Four writers re-read Gabriel García Márquez’s influential novel 50 years after its publication and, between personal memory and reflection, review a living universe and an imaginary one that has contributed to placing Latin America within the context of global literature.

Roberto Jacoby thinks that contemporary art is a sham…sometimes.

El Inca, by Ignacio Castillo Cottin, is a featured film based on the life of boxer Edwin Valero.

As the only Ecuadorian ever to win an Emmy, Albert Paulsen is something of a national icon.

“There is nothing graver than a ghost.”

Ariel Escalante, a 32-year-old Tico director, has received a strong emotional response after presenting his first feature film, El sonido de las cosas (The Sound of Things).

Danilo Maldonado, a popular Cuban graffiti artist more commonly known as El Sexto, is set to publicly imprison himself in a cell for 36 hours this week.

Aduviri—cast as an Amazonian native and guide named Mediamano—has travelled to Spain in order to film Oro, a movie inspired by one of Arturo Pérez Reverte’s novels and directed by Agustín Díaz Yanes.

Computers have already proved capable of emulating the works of famous composers, but could artificial intelligence one day be considered artists in their own right?