Art Review: Roars of Argentinaâs Past, Murmurs of Its Present
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An exhibition about contemporary Argentine art at the Americas Society offers insight into the countryâs extremist rebels in the â60s and â70s.
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The spectacular Flick collection of modern art is opening in Berlin - but it is tainted by the Nazi past.
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At New York's Guggenheim, an innovative exhibition sheds new light on the legacy of Spain's masters.
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The Gotham Chamber Opera is putting on Astor Piazzollaâs âMarÃ­a de Buenos Aires,â and if the fine young company does not quite have this tango-driven masterpiece in its embrace, it does well enough.
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BUENOS AIRES, Argentina  - Most people associate Argentine wine with the snow-capped Andes. But far from the mountains, in the country's soy and cattle-farming heartland, wine pioneers are putting down roots.
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Travel: Blogger and resident Robert Wight uncovers some of the Argentinian capital's hidden architectural gems
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At the Metropolitan Museum, a new exhibit features a sequence of impassioned voices calling out from 80 scrolls and inscribed fans that line its galleries.
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The ghost of 1970s Argentina haunts 1980s Texas in this perceptive and beautifully acted drama from the Argentine director Julia Solomonoff.
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A look at works made from a single material Â in this case ivory Â at the Metropolitan Museum of Art is especially strange and wonderful, but tinged with remorse.
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ROSARIO, ARGENTINA.- The Museo Historico Provincial Doctor Julio Marc presents A tour of Spanish Avant-garde. A snapshot of Ramon Gomez de la Serna, through February 20, 2005.
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This city on the border where Brazil, Argentina and Paraguay meet has for years battled a reputation as a trading post for weapons, drugs, pirated music and counterfeit designer brands.
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This fascinating but not perfectly satisfying show at the Metropolitan Museum features the art of Barcelona from the turn of the 20th century.
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CHOROTIS, Argentina This is an old railroad town, with severed telegraph lines dangling from track-side poles and a depot where graffiti is the one obvious sign of recent activity.
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The Beethoven piano sonatas tell a story, but which story is a matter of debate.
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Here, revealed for the first time, are some of the secret passions of the classical music critics of The New York Times â the music they listen to when they are not listening to timeless classics.
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The Metropolitan Museum's show of ancient Chinese art is not of a trophy display of objects found but that of a meticulously edited essay on history learned.
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The spectacular ruckus caused by the showing of Friedrich Christian Flick's collection in Berlin proves that art cannot cleanse a name tainted by a sordid past.