“The story of this novel is that I met a man who, by various coincidences in life, happened to have in his possession a vertebra from the skeleton of Jorge Eliécer Gaitán.

Eduardo Zemborain, an architect and artist deceased in 1985, is remembered as a compulsive drawer.

Gonzalo García Callegari’s newest exhibition features 35 art pieces and is the fourth volume in his series called Peruanismos.

German publisher Taschen announced that they will publish a large book titled “Frida Kahlo. Obra Pictórica Completa” (Frida Kahlo. Complete Pictorial Work).

Saxophone icon Jean Pierre Magnet put on a concert with the famous Peruvian singer Eva Ayllón on June 26.

There can be seen in the artworks of Melquiades Égido a broad range of styles and themes that defy easy classification, but nostalgia for a Bolivia long abandoned remains constant throughout.

La Patogallina, an artistic collective in Chile, pushed its limits during the pandemic to create Cauri Pasca. Los niños y El Plomo, a theatrical project inspired by the discovery of the Inca sacrifice.

Artists take inspiration for their work in all sorts of places—many of which non-artists would never fathom.

Recently reissued in 2019 and 2020, Luis Felipe Angell’s novel Los Cojudos about human behavior and Peruvian identity draws attention to this famous author and his work.

William Brownfield met General Óscar Naranjo for the first time in 2007.