A sweeping new exhibition at the Denver Art Museum invites visitors to explore the extraordinary depth and diversity of artistic production across an entire region and a full century....
In José Ignacio, Uruguay, the sea breeze carries more than salt and sunscreen. Each January, Este Arte lures collectors, gallerists, and artists into a village of four hundred residents,...
Colombian artist Fanny Sanín was included in the prestigious list of the best art exhibitions of 2025 compiled by The New York Times, one of the most influential cultural...
When thieves walked out of São Paulo’s Biblioteca Mário de Andrade with engravings by Brazilian modernist Portinari and Matisse, they stole more than paper; they grabbed pieces of Brazil’s...
On a chilly November night in New York, a small Mexican self‑portrait by Frida Kahlo shattered expectations and price ceilings alike, becoming the most expensive Latin American artwork ever...
In Santiago's Yungay neighborhood, the Brigada Ramona Parra preps new murals ahead of Chile's November 16 election. With far-right challengers rising and strict campaign rules limiting slogans, their brushes...
The Central Artists District (DAC), in collaboration with the Vice-Rector's Office for Promotion and Human Development at La Salle University, proudly presents the second edition of BIEN AL CENTRO. This...
Impact is not easily attained and even harder to measure. For Latin American artists so often relegated to the margins of global art history, it was never granted; it...
Inside Vienna's grand Weltmuseum, where empires once displayed the spoils of their reach, something quieter now commands the air—a rhythm of hands, looms, and breath. The exhibition "Los colores...
At just twenty-something, María Esther Panesso Mercado is stepping into history. This fall, beneath the golden lights of Paris Art Week, her name will be etched alongside legends. Between October 28 and November...
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