Erased Heroines of Brazil’s Independence Return in New Book
A new book revives three erased heroines of Brazil’s independence—Maria Quitéria, Maria Felipa, and Soror Joana Angélica—who fought in Bahia’s...
July 19, 2026Topic
culture
Dalí’s Original Works Reach Mexico City for the First Time
More than 80 original Salvador Dalí works are showing in Mexico City's historic centre, the first time his originals have...
July 13, 2026
MALBA, Buenos Aires’ Top Art Museum, Fills July With Two Nature Shows
MALBA in Buenos Aires pairs Vivian Suter's hanging canvases with an Amazonian elder's forest drawings, two nature shows running together...
July 13, 2026
The Durban July: Africa’s Grandest Race Turns 130
On 4 July 2026, Greyville Racecourse hosts the 130th Durban July—South Africa's biggest race day blending sport, fashion, and celebrity....
July 4, 2026
African Portraiture Takes Center Stage at New York’s MoMA
MoMA spotlights African portraiture through July 2026 with Seydou Keita, Samuel Fosso and more—exploring self-definition through political imagination.
July 3, 2026
São Paulo Now Outranks Florence as a World Culture Capital
A global survey ranks São Paulo among the world's ten best cities for art and culture, ahead of Florence and...
June 15, 2026
World’s Most-Visited Immersive Art Show Opens in Rio
A new immersive exhibition pairing Gustav Klimt and Antoni Gaudí has opened in Rio, the projection show already seen by...
June 13, 2026
Thirteen Nations Pool Their Films for a Latin American Showcase
Thirteen Latin American nations joined forces for a free contemporary film festival in Costa Rica, a rare act of cultural...
June 13, 2026
A Month-Long Arts Festival Fills Guatemala’s National Theatre
A Guatemala festival has turned June into a month of arts, with 61 productions filling the national theatre in a...
June 13, 2026