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The Colección Fort…
In October 2008 the Colección de Arte Amalia LaCroze de Fortabat opened in Puerto Madero, Buenos Aires, contributing to the rapid transformation ...
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Ferias de arte: wh…
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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Bodies on borders:…
In 1992, two native Guatinaui Amerindians toured across museums in the United States. The male and female specimens from this little-known island off th...
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International Poet…
The annual International Poetry Festival in Medellin, Colombia, is the largest of its kind anywhere in the world. It has an interesting origin, in...
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Santiago Roncaglio…
Santiago Roncagliolo was born in Lima, and his family temporarily left Peru for political reasons in 1977. His novel Purdor (2005) was made into a film ...
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M. NourbeSe Philip…
This conversation took place in Bridgetown, Barbados, during the 2010 Conference of the Caribbean Studies Association (CSA), 25-31 may 2010. M. NourbeSe...
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Tupi or not to be
At least ever since Edward Said wrote Orientalism (1978), it has come to be commonly accepted that texts can create knowle...
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Chilean miners and…
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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Cultural Heritage:…
It is not enough to produce culture; modern society requires that the process should be recorded. People have always been ...
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‘Post Mortem’ by P…
Pablo Larrain is a Chilean film director and a leading light in cinema d’auteur, a movement characterized by the director’s personal vision ...
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From “Third Cinema…
Globalisation, national identity and the demise of political filmmakingThis article stems from concerns I have about the label “Latin American film,” or “L...
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Sons of Cuba: an i…
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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