Alejandro Cesarco dedicates his art. Ariel Authier accepts the gift.

French video artist Pierrick Sorin splits himself in two. Gabriela Schevach waits for the real one to please stand up.

Mite transforms into a Street Fighter II arena. Carla Harms gets her game on.

Obsessed with security, the contemporary world has recently transformed the formerly pleasurable experience of traveling, of going to other places, into a kind of Kafkaesque nightmare: Endless controls, security checks, custom policies, unsolicited gropes, fierce-looking immigration police and monotonous lines, …

The tower inside the tower: Gabriela Schevach reviews Gabriel Valansi’s Installation “Babel” at Fundación YPF.

Based in New York since the end of the Nineties, Argentine artist, writer, curator and filmmaker Nicolás Guagnini opened his second solo exhibit at Buenos Aires’ gallery Ruth Benzacar last week. Guagnini is showing seven projects employing reproductive formats like …

Laguanacazul is not only one of my favorite stops on our San Telmo Art Walk, but it’s one of my favorite shops and favorite art galleries in all of Buenos Aires. Laguanacazul routinely presents exhibitions which eccentricity strikes me …

Emiliano Miliyo’s world at Ruth Benzacar