COA will hold its annual conference in the Mexican capital on May 20 to discuss the country’s economic opportunities and the prospects for the years ahead.
Beatriz Cortez and rafa esparza will share insights into their work in conversation with Carin Kuoni, Rachel Remick, and Aimé Iglesias Lukin.
A new date for the annual event will be announced soon.
The half-day conference on May 16 convenes top women leaders and male allies to discuss gender representation across disciplines and industries.
The string quartet has its Music of the Americas debut with a program of music by Latin American composers.
A members-only meet and greet with the journalist will follow the public discussion.
COA will hold its annual conference in the Mexican capital on May 20 to discuss the country’s economic opportunities and the prospects for the years ahead.
COA will hold its annual conference in the Peruvian capital on May 26 to discuss the country's investment prospects and strategic role in the region.
The string quartet from Madrid's leading opera house returns to our stage with a program of Spanish and Latin American music.
The Peruvian lutenist makes his Music of the Americas debut with a program of German baroque music.
Presented by Americas Society and the Institute of Fine Arts, the two-day symposium is in conjunction with Fanny Sanín: Geometric Equations.
This year's collaboration with the Seminar will celebrate guitar music from Puerto Rico.
Join us for a new tango-infused version of Gluck's classic opera, set in a cabaret in Buenos Aires in the 1930s.
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The Hunter Symphony Orchestra, conducted by David Fulmer, premieres string orchestra works by Natalia Domínguez Rangel and Eduardo Aguilar.
The Argentine guitar quartet plays music by composers from Argentina, Austria, and the United States.
The veteran journalist speaks with Young Professionals of the Americas in New York about the overshadowed moments in Latin America politics in 2025.