In an emotion-filled ceremony, Grupo Excelencias celebrated the twentieth anniversary of the Excelencias Awards on October 29, which, for two decades, have highlighted the most outstanding projects in tourism, gastronomy, art, and culture in Ibero-America.
For the first time in Switzerland, the work of the Turner Prize winner Charlotte Prodger can be encountered at the Kunst Museum Winterthur.
Camille Pissarro. The Studio of Modernism pays tribute to Pissarro, whose achievements have often been overshadowed by his more prominent peers.
The Kingdom of this World and two other classics by Cuban writer Alejo Carpentier are back in China today thanks to a project launched in Shanghai city.
Reconcilaciones, an exhibition of drawings and new prints by Oaxacan artist Alberto Cruz
The Festival presents its environmental diagnosis, result of an external audit to study the source of its environmental footprint and what to do about it.
Visual artist and filmmaker Emilija Škarnulytė (b. 1987, Vilnius, Lithuania) researches the psychological power wielded on us by our environment.
Bringing together six artists from all over the African continent, these artworks combine ancestral culture and modernism, past and future, to better understand the present time.
The exhibition is curated by Loretta Yarlow, Director of the University Museum of Contemporary Art, UMass, Amherst and organized by the Jordan Schnitzer Family Foundation.
Nomadland, directed by Chloé Zhao, has obtained the FIPRESCI Grand Prix 2021 after having been voted best film of the year 2021 by the members of the International Federation of Film Critics, FIPRESCI.
Bringing together six artists from all over the African continent, these artworks combine ancestral culture and modernism, past and future, to better understand the present time.
Cuban musician Enrique Álvarez and his popular music band Charanga Latina have released a new music video for the tune ‘Qué fuerte te da’, the title track of the band’s latest musical production.
Today, a new exhibition traces the origins and development of the paper-cut in Switzerland through more than 150 works made in the 19th and 20th centuries.
Declaring bolero music as intangible heritage of the nation means an essential step forward toward asking the United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) to include it on i
