Thirty years after Argentine sculptor Jorge Michel’s death, his grandson created a documentary honoring his grandfather’s life and work.

Creative Cluster Development (CCD) is the new face for a new generation of art museum.

Jorge Eliécer Pardo’s novel, La última tarde del caudillo, is a work of historical fiction that presents readers with two simultaneous stories.

The tendency of online culture towards verbal abuse and “canceling” that continues to strengthen across social media platforms “is nothing normal but it is something frequent.”

Cristina Bajo, author of the popular series, Los Osorio, recently earned the Fondo Nacional de las Artes’ Career Award. Currently, she is working on a crime novel while confined in her home in Córdoba, Argentina.

The 9th of January will mark 200 years since Dom Pedro I do Brasil, prince regent of Portugal, “disrespected the orders of the Portuguese court” and declared he would not return to Europe, maintaining residence in Brazil.

Colombian actor Edgardo Román passed away on January 7 following a long, successful career in movies and television.

Throughout his life, Peruvian artist Gerardo Chávez explains, “There is a great necessity for me to express myself in great spaces due to my mood.”

–Researched and Written by Anna Wachsmuth— Vicente Fernández, “El Charro de Mexico,” the giant of Mexican “música ranchera,” beloved across the region, passed away from a myriad of medical issues at the age of 81on December 12, 2021. After he passed, a massive funeral was held in Jalisco to honor Fernández and his work. His

Since it was announced that artist Mónica Heller will travel to the 59th edition of the Venice Biennale, the Piedras gallery has witnessed “unusual interest;” fantastic, apocalyptic, and surreal, the recent work by the artist is exhibited as “A landscape that is not a landscape.”