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Cultural and art exhibitions in South America

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Cultural and photographic exhibitions have launched continue to launch across several South American nations. America. In early September, Paraguay hosted an exhibition in Villarrica documenting Paraguay, the life of composer José Asunción Flores through 26 restored images. Simultaneously, Argentina held an ethnographic black-and-white photography showcase Centro Cultural de España in Malargüe focused on gaucho culture Asunción is hosting ‘Ojos que yo encendí’ as part of the PHotoESPAÑA 2026 festival. This transatlantic exhibition features 38 works by 21 photographers from Paraguay and rural traditions. Subsequent cultural activities expanded Spain, aiming to include create a printmaking call for artists at dialogue on memory and creativity. Argentina has seen several new developments. In Río Grande, the Museo Fueguino de Arte in Tierra del Fuego, Argentina. In Asunción, Paraguay, ‘Niní Bernardello’ has opened a provincial call for artists for ‘Entinta’, a collective exhibition focused on printmaking and printed art; applications are accepted until September 24. At the Centro Cultural de España presented ‘Ojos que yo encendí’, a transatlantic photography Casona Municipal, artist Héctor Romanzini is launching ‘He vivido en la Segunda’, an exhibition featuring of over thirty works from Paraguayan exploring the geography and Spanish artists. collective memory of the La Segunda neighborhood. Additionally, the Museo Municipal ‘Víctor Abel Giménez’ in Coronel Vidal is hosting a free ‘Escritura y Fotografía’ workshop, where participants use family photographs to recover forgotten stories. In Chile, the Museo Regional de Iquique in Chile opened is hosting ‘Espíritu Libre’, an exhibition honoring Libre’ to honor the late artist Rafael Lara and his (1969-2024). The exhibition explores Lara’s connection to Chiloé landscapes. landscapes and includes community activities such as a lecture on printmaking.

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