Art

By Rebecca Wilson 07 January, 2020

2019 has seen right-wing governments (re)gain power all over the world. It’s also been a year of protest and uprising... Read Article

By Gina Vergel 02 October, 2018

It’s hard to believe there is only one museum in the world dedicated to exhibiting and preserving artwork that speaks... Read Article

By Gina Vergel 01 September, 2018

We’ve featured artists on these pages that play all sorts of instruments, but this may be the first time we... Read Article

By David Bugueño 04 October, 2017

Cultural movements are hard to put into words. They involve pictures, sounds and complex ideas, but a good way to... Read Article

By Gina Vergel 14 June, 2017

There’s never a shortage of art exhibits in New York City, but the spring and summer are a great time... Read Article

By Gina Vergel 15 May, 2017

Fuerzafest, the first and only Latino LGBTQI Festival in the Northeast region, is back in New York City for its... Read Article

By Ana Young 28 October, 2016

Independent Art Advisor and Curator, Sandra Higgins is back in London after living the last seven months in Colombia. She... Read Article

By Ana Young 22 February, 2016

February 11th 1922 marked the start of Brazil’s first Semana de Arte Moderna (Week of Modern Art), and this year,... Read Article

By Gina Vergel 26 October, 2015

In many cases, our first images of women and their beauty regimens are our own mothers. New York City -based... Read Article

By Gina Vergel 20 August, 2013

If there is one thing I equate with Colombia and its people, flag, music, Carnival, Feria de las Flores, and... Read Article

By Russ Slater 12 September, 2010

A new exhibition at the National Gallery of Denmark will be showcasing the artistic skills of Bob Dylan. What makes... Read Article

By Russ Slater 17 July, 2010

On Friday 9th July Fabio Moon and Gabriel Ba, two of the hottest comic book artists in Brazil, took on... Read Article