The neighborhood of Chacarita in Buenos Aires has become “the place” to be for emerging artists.

The Peruvian government celebrated the recovery of more than a thousand historical artifacts in a presentation by Minister of Foreign Affairs Néstor Popolizio.

The work of Ricardo Siri, known as Liniers, who has published Macanudo every day in La Nacion since 2002, will now be published in over 150 American newspapers, thanks to the work of the agency King Features.

A collective of artists demonstrated in Havana on September 12, 2018, to demand revision of a recent law restricting creative expression in Cuba.

The grand Uruguayan author Mario Levrero may have passed away in 2004 due to an aneurism, but his books and spirit remain alive today.

The Argentinian Department of National Culture has recently made substantial structural changes to the Salón Nacional de Artes Visuales, a century-old exhibition and awards ceremony that recognizes visual artists from all over the country.

Political cartoonists straddle a line between art and journalism.

An exhibition that showcases the work of Ecuadorian artist Édgar Carrasco Mora opened at the Casa de la Cultura Ecuatoriana (CCE) the first week of September 2018.

On the evening of September 2, 2018, the fire in the National Museum of Brazil spread quickly.

“Radical Women: Latin American Art, 1960-1985” is shown at São Paulo’s Pinacoteca in an interesting political moment for women in the country with an upcoming presidential election, and also a shift in social engagement in the Brazilian art world.