Issue Aug 20-26 2025: “Where the Myth Bites,” an art installment by Lima-based artist Harry Chávez, explores life and resistance through the confrontation between snakes and cats.

Issue Aug 20-26 2025: Gonzalo Yáñez, the Uruguayan-born singer-songwriter, has released La Energía, an album marking a significant shift towards 80s-inspired music. Claudio Vergara from La Tercera of Santiago reported on the artistry behind the album which Yañez will soon present at the Teatro Nescafé de las Artes. Despite initially finding the 80s “the worst

Issue Aug 20-26 2025: The “Portrait of a Lady” by Giuseppe Ghislandi that was stolen by Nazis from the collection of Jewish merchant Hacques Goudstikker had a shocking reappearance after 80 years. The painting made its most recent cameo in a photo taken inside the Argentine home of the former SS officer Friedrich Kadgien. This

Issue Aug 13-19 2025: For six days, Cali hosted the 29th edition of the Petronio Álvarez Festival, showcasing over 2,000 artists across 52 competing groups, 17 national and international guests, and more than 170 tradition-bearers in cuisine, fashion, beverages, and crafts.

Issue Aug 13-19 2025: George Orwell’s famous dystopian novel bears striking resemblance to the Cuban bureaucracy, leading to its being banned.

Issue Aug 13-19 2025: Recently, renowned artist Ciruelo Cabral called out young artist Carrie Bencardino’s work currently on display in the MALBA Museum for its similarity to his 2005 work.

Issue Aug 13-19 2025: The inaugural edition of Mostra Lamparina brought circus arts and hip-hop to Taguatinga, Brazil, on August 17.

Issue Aug 01-12 2025: Adriana Zaefferer is once again exhibiting in Buenos Aires a series of works inspired by landscapes, gaucho scenes, and her favorite animals in their natural surroundings.

Issue Aug 01-12 2025: The late samba icon Arlindo Cruz will be honored with a gurufim, a festive Afro-Brazilian funeral rite, during a public wake this Saturday at the quadra of Império Serrano in Madureira.

Issue Aug 01-12 2025: This exhibition confronts landscape and memory by contrasting the famous Andean postcards of Martín Chambi with contemporary works from around the globe.