"Visually, the Brazil displayed throughout the exhibition is not bounded by national frontiers, but placed amid a fluid web of global and regional forces," said Matthew Marani in The Architect's Newspaper about Walls of Air.
The four architects who curated the exhibition explain how their data maps show visible and invisible walls that both built and divided Brazil.
A new book traces the struggle for equality on the soccer pitch and beyond.
The Nation highlights Cimafunk's presentation at AS/COA and his interview for AS/COA Online's podcast LatAm in Focus.
EFE destaca la exhibición Muros de Aire, abierta hasta el 3 de agosto en Americas Society.
Folha de S.Paulo explica a exposição "Muros de Ar: : O Pavilhão Brasileiro na 16ª Bienal de Arquitetura de Veneza", que abre na Americas Society no dia 12 de junho.
Our June 17 program From Latin to Quechua: Songs with Harp, which Fergus McIntosh said "traces the legacy of Catholic hymns in South America," was mentioned in The New Yorker.