The artwork "is as radical now as it was in ’70s…is free, has public access, and is inviting them to participate," said Aimé Iglesias Lukin to ARTnews.
Arts & Culture
Hélio Oiticica's Central Park Installation Realized 51 Years Later at Socrates Park
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Maximilíano Durón
Music of the Americas: Magos Herrera, En Casa, and Recuerdos
This week features a video by the Mexican singer alongside solos by João Camarero, Silvina Gómez, and Sebastián Benassi.
Music of the Americas: Friends New and Old
This week features music by two Argentina-based singers, a trio featuring Gregorio Uribe, and Fonema Consort.
Music of the Americas: Voices
From Venezuelan parranda to Argentine folk-inspired music, this week's videos and live concert highlight the power of the human voice.
This Must Be the Place: An Oral History of Latin American Artists in New York 1965–1975
This publication present the stories of Latin American artists who migrated to New York City in the mid-sixties.
How Latin American Artists Made New York a Creative Mecca
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Ela Bittencourt
"Latin American artists fomented New York’s cultural boom through at times fleeting yet supple collaborative networks," writes Ela Bittencourt in ArtReview.
Music of the Americas: Brazilian Jazz, Chilean Rap, New Music
This week features Cliff Korman in music by Paulo Moura, Dania Neko, and video of Ekmeles' February concert.