José Manuel Parraguez: “Body in the Air” and Chile’s Wounds
The Chilean filmmaker talks about his short film, loss, and memory.
“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.
Sayak Valencia: “Being Chicano is a perspective that permeates art”
On the occasion of the International Chicanx Art Symposium, which takes place from July 28 to August 2, we spoke with Sayak Valencia about the state of Chicano art.
Mexican Modernism Returns to the Fore: The MUNAL Reflects on a Century of Art and Identity
At a time when artistic heritage is at the center of the debate, the MUNAL explores the visual construction of Mexican modernity in a permanent exhibition.
Rubio: “The first revolution is an internal one”
Born out of the chaos of Mexico City, "Espero podamos ver un OVNI juntos" is the Chilean artist's new album.
The Dispute Between the Government and the Owners of Frida Kahlo’s Artworks
In the month of her birth, Frida Kahlo's work is facing a legal issue.
Esmeralda Conde Ruiz, the Spanish artist who gives a voice to the AIDS generation in the heart of London
Gonzalo Lebrija: Who said that watching the clouds was a waste of time?
Time is money—until art changes the rules
Guggenheim Abu Dhabi: Gehry’s latest work opens on December 11
