The Casa Nacional del Bicentenario, a cultural center and museum in Buenos Aires, has launched an art contest called “SOMOS” to promote the topic of sexual diversity and gender identity in Argentina.

The virus has changed the way rational and intellectual people previously thought in Colombia, destroying any reality that had previously been in place.

The COVID-19 pandemic has profoundly affected entertainment artists financially in Peru, some choosing to adapt by turning to online platforms and others needing to put aside their craft.

The Ministry of Culture, Art, and Heritage has launched the Call of Support to Cultural Spaces, giving special resources to those most affected by the public health emergency.

Artist Leonardo Milano presents a project, Minimal Surfaces, a series of photographs that narrate “our story,” conceived through a mathematical concept.

The Museum of Modern Art of Bogotá (MAMBO) has invited artists to submit work for their new “Side Effects” collection.

Mexican author Élmer Mendoza shared his reflections on the future of Mexican literature, and the value of FONCA, Mexico’s National Fund for Culture and the Arts.

Papa Molina stood out for his versatility in music: he was an instrumentalist, a composer, part of an orchestra, and a director of one.

The renowned Mexican Photographer Graciela Iturbide shared her reflections on the global pandemic.

Luis Alberto Vicet Vives finds inspiration in Cubans’ everyday struggles and hopes that they can identify with his realistic lyrics.