Join AS/COA for a conversation with the LSE professor on his new book, which explores economic principles for the twenty-first century.
The ensemble, led by Québécois clarinetist Pascal Archer, returns to our stage after a decade.
This year's invite-only edition of the premier DC event offers COA members the opportunity to engage in dialogue on pressing hemispheric issues.
The Guatemalan artist will present her first performance at Americas Society as part of the Performance Series and the Performa 2025 Biennial.
This online-only session will offer series attendees an opportunity to share and discuss what they've learned.
Victoria Murillo of Columbia and Patricio Navia of NYU will debrief the Argentine midterm and discuss the upcoming Chilean presidential contest in a Q&A.
This third and final class of the series will focus on the torchbearers, innovators, and trends that are redefining and distinguishing modern tango.
Peruvian artists Fernando Bryce and Nicole Franchy will share insights into their work in conversation with Aimé Iglesias Lukin.
The World Bank's chief economist for Latin America discussed the "lost century" of growth outlined in his recent book—and the path forward.
The violinist plays music spanning 80 years of music from the Americas.
The duo of Argentine artists explores the rich repertoire of 16th-century sacred music from Guatemala.
