Art and Culture
Brazilian Vision at the Helm of Venice Art Biennale
On April 20, the 60th Venice Biennale opened its doors, once again becoming the epicenter of the global art scene.
This year, the event is...
Ibituruna Photo Exhibit Spotlights Brazilian Museum Spring
Museum Spring is an event organized by the Brazilian Museum Institute to promote museums in Brazil.
This year, the City Museum in Governador Valadares hosts "Views of Ibituruna."
Photographers Fábio Monteiro and Ana Flávia Tragino created...
Remembering Botero, Colombia’s Iconic Artist
Remembering Botero, Colombia's iconic artist - Fernando Botero, a Colombian artist known for his unique style, died at 91. His daughter, Lina, announced the...
Nephews and nieces of the widow of writer Jorge Luis Borges are declared heirs by Argentine courts
The Argentine courts have ruled that the nieces and nephews of María Kodama, the...
Ancient Maya sculpture depicting death deity discovered in Mexico
According to official sources on Monday, an ancient Maya stone sculpture depicting a death deity has been discovered by...
Brazil’s Capital Brasília will have a museum that brings together art, science and technology
Brasília will have a new museum starting on the 30th. The space will have a differentiated proposal for uniting art, science and technology, connected...
After his success in Brazil, artist Gabriel Wickbold wants to expand internationally
Brasilia split in half, a new work by Gabriel Wickbold, was one of the most surprising installations at the...
ARTBO International Art Fair reopens to the public in person in Colombia’s capital city
After three years of being held virtually due to the COVID-19 health emergency, the ARTBO International Art Fair returned...
Argentina: New edition of “Art Week” concludes in Buenos Aires
On Tuesday, October 4, a new edition of Art Week ended in the Argentine...
Brazil: Ballet Macunaíma premieres at the Municipal Theater of Rio de Janeiro
The ballet Macunaíma will premiere today, September 22, at 7 PM, at Rio de Janeiro's...
Rio’s LGBTI+ parade prepares to return to Copacabana in November with giant rainbow flag
After financial difficulties and a two-year pandemic, the LGBTI+ Parade at Copacabana in Rio de Janeiro will once again...
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