Join the Young Professional of the Americas for a private discussion with the AS/COA President and CEO about the state of macroeconomics in Latin America.
A panel of experts will discuss how communities abroad can promote economic development.
We premiere a new vocal chamber piece by the Canadian composer, commissioned by Americas Society.
The orchestra returns to our stage with string quartets by Tania León, inti figgis-vizueta, and Keyla Orozco.
The Cuban early music group returns with a program of Latin American baroque music that explores resonances of Africa in the Americas.
The pianist launches her latest album, dedicated to Leo Brouwer's piano music.
The Brazilian virtuosos release their latest collaboration.
The Dominican musician and writer premieres her latest songbook.
Join Music of the Americas for a program of new pieces by Latin American female composers.
The piano trio performs music by James Díaz, Linda Catlin Smith, Igor Santos, and Matthew Ricketts.
The Brazilian singer-songwriter shares his personal take on Afro-Brazilian music and culture.
The early music group, joined by a stellar vocal ensemble, makes its Music of the Americas debut with a program of Latin American 16th-century music.
Dal Niente plays music by Tomás Gueglio, Gerardo Gandini, and Graciela Paraskevaídis.
Join the Young Professional of the Americas for a private class and wine tasting experience at the Latino wine company in Washington, DC.
The Argentine diplomat met with private sector leaders in his latest visit to AS/COA's Miami office.
![Bispo do Rosario, Untitled [Eu vi Cristo (I saw Christ)], n.d. Fabric, thread, plastic, metal, ink, found materials. 30 × 25 ½ × ¾ inches (76 × 65 × 2 cm), Photo: Rafael Ardojan](/sites/default/files/6_MBRAC_ABR_0016_01-Edit.jpeg)
Come celebrate the first solo exhibition in the United States of Afro-Brazilian artist Bispo do Rosario.