Marta Minujín: "Art is not meant to be looked at, but lived"
In 1963, on a vacant lot in Paris, a twenty-year-old Argentine artist gathered all of her work, hired an artist...
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Diana Aisenberg: forty years teaching people to think with their hands
A chemist friend picked up her latest book, read the instructions and told her she was talking to an idiot....
The sixteen-year-old who shocked Buenos Aires: Renata Schussheim’s long journey
There is one scene that sums up the beginning of this story. A sixteen-year-old girl opens her first exhibition in...
Five years on stage and twenty countries: the story of Claudio Tolcachir
He built his first theater in the apartment next door to his home, in the middle of Argentina’s 2001 crisis....
Guillermo Rolutti: From the Teatro Colón to the Hamburg Ballet
Guillermo Rolutti found in dance a path that took him from Córdoba to some of the most renowned institutions in...
Marcelo Blanco, the Argentine pinball restorer the United States is taking note of
In a café in San Telmo, two blocks from his workshop, a man with grease-stained hands quietly explains why his...
Liniers: reinventing contemporary graphic humor
Ricardo Siri, known as Liniers, developed a body of work that expands the language of comics into an open format...
Ceci Hace and science in an accessible digital format
Ceci Hace develops a science communication project aimed at transforming complex phenomena into understandable experiences. The content integrates experimentation, explanation,...
Banksy and art as global intervention
Banksy develops an artistic practice that combines urban intervention, anonymity, and social critique. Emerging in Bristol during the 1990s, he...
Mark Harmon key face of American television
Mark Harmon built a sustained career within American television, with an approach centered on the stability of long-term projects and...
