José Manuel Parraguez: “Body in the Air” and Chile’s Wounds
The Chilean filmmaker talks about his short film, loss, and memory.
Gonzalo Reyes-Araos: Migration, Technology, and Digital Art
A conversation about screen-mediated emotional connections, digital memory, and an artistic practice that finds new ways to represent experience in everyday life.
Luciano Kruk: “My job is to change the realities of a place”
We spoke with the Argentine architect about the search for new ways of living, the identity of Buenos Aires, and the challenge of evolving.
“Modern Architecture”: The Story Behind Fricción, the Argentine Cult Band
Journalist and writer Diego Giordano traces the history of Fricción, the band led by Richard Coleman and closely associated with Gustavo Cerati.
Sorondo Projects: “Latin American art is not on the periphery; it is part of the global conversation”
From Barcelona, gallery owner and curator Juliana Sorondo reflects on the Latin American diaspora and the power of art.
