An exhibition in New York City displays Claudio Perna’s radical 20th-century experiments in mixed media.

A new book explores how 16th-century commoners wielded the legal system against their colonizers to surprising effect.

A new short story collection by Daniela Catrileo follows Mapuche youth through the cramped blocks and slow violence of Santiago.

Since first hosting the FIFA World Cup in 1970, the country has seen a remarkable transformation. This time, the challenge is security.

From samba to soca and candombe, AQ’s music columnist traces Carnival season’s sounds across the hemisphere.

This week's En Casa features musicians from Brazil, Argentina, and Panama with music for acoustic and electronic instruments. 

Julissa Reynoso’s autobiographical drama, Public Charge, provides stark contrasts with Latin America policy under Trump 2.0.