
For 22 years, the Colombian capital city has hosted the Festival Iberoamericano de Teatro de Bogota, a celebration of the dramatic arts. The festival ta...
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This May, Buenos Aires will host the twentieth edition of arteBA, the major fair of Latin American art held annually in the city. Under the banner &lsqu...
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‘Outsider Art’ is one of the terms used to refer to work made by self-taught artists in general, and inpatients (or clients, as preferred by...
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As 2010 draws to an end, the population of Rio de Janeiro shifted its gaze from the day-by-day hustle of ordinary living, in an ever more complex and di...
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Andrés Neuman was born in 1977 in Buenos Aires, where he spent his childhood. He now lives in Granada, Spain. He has a degree in Spanish Philolog...
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A Word on the Work:I wrote this piece one morning after taking a taxi from Spanish Town to Kingston en route to the University of the West Indies. I don’t ...
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One of my most surreal moments in Mexico DF was witnessing a parade of giant papier-mache monsters, looking like a spin-of...
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As the dust settles on ‘Camp Hope’, I am drawn back to those hours when the rescue was reaching its final stag...
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Historically Latin America has held a position of exploitation and subordination on the world stage as Eduardo Galleano so...
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Seeing, Hearing and the Value of Caribbean Film Festivals If a tree falls in a forest and no one is around to hear it, does it make a sound? This fa...
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Cuba is the land of some of the best boxers in the world, and the Havana Boxing Academy is the boarding school where the most promising kids are trained fr...
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The main thread throughout Icíar Bollaín’s film Even the Rain can be summed up by Czech writer Milan Kundera’s renowned quote ...
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