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Bolivian artist Andrés Pereira Paz presents a solo show at the Peruvian Gallery Crisis from March 16th to April 13th.

Alimentación General presents The similarity and the pause, a project between the artist Francisco Medail and the art historian Juan Cruz Pedroni, which explores the relationship between publishing practice, the time of a collection and the modes of photography as reproduction.

A personal selection of the most representative works of the Colombian creator Oscar Muñoz arrives at the Sorigué Foundation Museum with the exhibition "Oscar Muñoz: des/materializaciones", curated by the artist himself along with Ana Vallés, director of the Foundation. The artist gathers in this exhibition key pieces of his career as well as a very particular vision of his wide artistic proposal.

The Museum of Modern Art of Buenos Aires opens on March 15th two exhibitions of photographs dedicated to the South African artist Zanele Muholi and the Argentine photographer Alberto Goldenstein.

From March 17 to April 1, 2018, the most important modern art museum in London receives resumes for the position of Senior Curator.

From the 13th to the 20th of May  the graphic work of the artist Claudio Tozzi from the last fifty years will be presented at the Caixa de San Pablo.

Lines of Flight is Darío Escobar’s third solo exhibition with Josée Bienvenu gallery. Since the 1990s, Escobar's work explores concepts of cultural and historical hybridity.

The Museum of Modern Art in New York and the Art Institute of Chicago present the first exhibition devoted entirely to the iconic artist of Brazilian modernism in the United States, with more than 100 works that include paintings, drawings, sketchbooks, photographs and documents historical collections from Latin America, Europe and the United States. 

The director of the CAPC, Museum of Contemporary Art in Bordeaux, was dismissed from her position, triggering the repudiation of more than 50 of her colleagues, who through an open letter unmask the injustice suffered by women with high positions in the cultural institutions of France.

A collective exhibition inspired in literature brings works by 30 contemporary artists from different countries, along with a program with Cabaret nights, literary saraus, performances, seminars and film sessions. 

"I keep stumbling over the same feelings of disbelief and joy while thinking that my work will join that of the distinguished artists who have received the Hasselblad Award before. I also feel gratitude for the honour that is granted to me, which encourages me to keep working with intensity and passion." - Oscar Muñoz

This exhibition aims to make visible the influence of these three cultures in the art of the second half of the 20th century in Spain, an aspect so present in the work of the artists of that time as little explored yet. Its title borrowed the meaning in chemistry is used the term "principle", according to which an active element, alone or together with others, "reacts" when mixed or become soluble and produces shapes, colors and new structures and very different from each other.

From Marth 8th until March 11th, one of the most important events in the art world and its eight satellites fairs open their doors to present the most innovative proposals of contemporary art.

Argentine artist Deborah Jafif (1961) presents a site specific installation at the Borges Cultural Center, accompanied by a curatorial text by Victoria Cobos.

The Embassy of Chile in Italy pays homage to the artist Francisco Smythe in the city where he made important part of his work, Florence, in the Medici Riccardi Palace, with works of important collections from the regions of Tuscany, Lazio and Campania. Curated by Antonio Arévalo and Paulina Humeres.

Three Argentinean galleries (Mite, Walden and UV Studios) and a Guatemalan (Proyecto Ultravioleta) will participate of the New York New Art Dealers - NADA, New York

The Latin American Art Museum of Buenos Aires opens its 2018 calendar with an exhibition of the artist Sara Facio that presents her photographic work on Juan Domingo Perón, between the years 1972 and 1974. A documentary record of the events in Argentina's polics on the Peronism, captured by the unique look of Facio, one of the argentinean referents of photography of the 20th century.

Fragmentary II of uruguayan artist Peter Tyler is an exhibition that brings together a group of works that, from of the use of everyday objects used for measurement, seek to awaken in the viewer experiences and concerns that invite us to think about the perspective in which things are observed.

Ubu Editor presents the book Cildo: studies, space, time on the artist Cildo Meireles in the Brazilian Gallery Luisa Strina Gallery.

The exhibition Collateral in the Amparo Museum in Mexico introduces the policy of distinctive infiltration of Yoshua Okón, in which various groups and social formations - the "protectors of the border," real estate agents who work in the suburbs, advocates of small towns - and reinvent their own routines, combining them with speculative fantasies and delusions.

The Crystal Palace and Public Faith are part of Agora: a blueprint for Utopia, a program of artistic commissions for the Museo Jumex square, which explores the notions of public space through the commitment, participation and collaboration.

This February of 2018 marked the 35th anniversary of the creation of the Centro de Arte Contemporáneo Wifredo Lam. On the occasion of the celebration several activities will be carried out throughout the year that will be aimed at promoting the work of the institution.

The artist Magdalena Fernández released "Mares", her most recent project, the next March 4th in the Cultural Center of Chacao. This is her first installation, an experimental work with the participation of 40 dancers on stage and the special intervention of the songwriter Josefina Benedetti with the vocal group Fundación Aequalis, under the musical direction of Ana Maria Raga.

A major international loan exhibition featuring luxury arts created in the ancient Americas will go on view at The Metropolitan Museum of Art. Showcasing more than 300 objects drawn from more than 50 museums in 12 countries, Golden Kingdoms: Luxury and Legacy in the Ancient Americas will trace the development of goldworking and other luxury arts from Peru in the south to Mexico in the north from around 1000 B.C. to the arrival of Europeans in the early 16th century. 

On Friday, March 2nd, the Argentine gallery Nora Fisch opens the double exhibition Guido Ignatti, The order of painting does not alter the words and Marina Alessio I do not like anyone but that's because I'm a mirror put in rooms where people think they are alone.

More than 60 works, including paintings, photographs, installations, posters, collage and videos, give an account of this in the anthological exhibition "Social Energies / Vital Forces" that will be exhibited at the Germán Krüger Espantoso Gallery of the Miraflores ICPNA.

Autopartes is Sofia Berakha's first solo exhibition at the Argentinean gallery Aldo de Sousa. Berakha's work is a dialogue with the tradition of painting and its more expansive possibilities.

On Thursday, March 1 at 7 pm Imago, art in action opens the solo exhibition of Rafael Rangel, entitled "Recent Objects."

The Cuban artist will intervene in October of this year the famous room of the British museum, but details of the work have not yet been given.