The exhibition in New York will feature more than 50 works from the 1970s to the present, including an installation commissioned from Mexican artist Pablo Helguera.

The show debuts in Germany and Mexico with curatorial input from Alya Sebti and Anna Roberta Goetz, following a main exhibition in São Paulo that drew over 784,000 visitors.

The fourth edition of the program awards ten grants of $10,000 USD across four categories for projects connected to Latin America. The deadline is September 9.

After nearly a decade closed, The Menil Collection's Fresco Building reopens with a meditation on spirituality and matter.

The Dominican-Mexican photographer explores the social and territorial transformations of Mexico through a critical and serial photographic practice in a major exhibition presented as part of PhotoEspaña.

The London space offers a fully funded twelve-week residency for emerging or mid-career artists from Argentina, Chile, Uruguay, and Paraguay. The deadline is July 16.

"When the flame drinks from the stars and the spider weaves cycles of life, where the sky touches the earth and time expands like salt...", this is how Tomás Saraceno describes the exhibition Ancestral Futures at Haus der Kunst.

In his solo exhibition at La Cometa in Madrid, the Colombian artist revisits the imagery of the landscape through a critical lens that interrogates memory, identity, and dominant historical narratives by appropriating and intervening images from the past.