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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Today, Kiki Machado, was opening an exhibition of new work with fellow artists Julia and Nina Miranda, in this nice and spacious refurbished gallery space,...
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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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Recently, I was reading Jeremy Taylor’s review of Conversations with Caryl Phillips (ed. by Renée Shatteman), a compendium of nineteen inte...
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Interview by Lucy Popescu Carlos Gamerro was born in Buenos Aires in 1962. He studied Literature at the Universidad de Buenos Aires and was visiting...
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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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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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The Mexican love of fiesta is well known. There is always a Saint’s Day to commemorate or a national holiday to obse...
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Sergio León spreads conviction and enthusiasm in every thought that he shares with me. He arrived to the UK 35 years ago; he was 27 years old, he was marri...
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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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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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