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Faena Arts Center, Buenos Aires, is presenting Ernesto Neto's exhibition, O Bicho SusPenso na PaisaGen (Bug Suspended in the Landscape), curated by Jessica Morgan, contemporary art curator at Tate Modern. A complete catalogue will release in December 2011.

In recent years, Miami has become a market with an increased circulation of Latin American art. This has been the result of a number of favorable circumstances, among them...

The Incongruous Image proposes an improbable dialogue. This unusual exhibition features the work of Liliana Porter (B.1941, Buenos Aries, lives and works in New York) in relation to Marcel Broodthaers’s (1924, Brussels - 1976, Cologne). The show revisits the work produced by Liliana Porter from 1970 to the present and a selection of works by Marcel Broodthaers from the 1970s, exploring how the artists each combine visual elements which are apparently incompatible.

The Arts and Philosophy department at Miami Dade College’s (MDC) Wolfson Campus is presenting a lecture by visual artist Esteban Blanco as part of its Wolfson Focus on the Humanities series on Thursday, Oct. 20.

Modify, as needed is part of the Museum of Contemporary Art's Knight Exhibition Series. It features works by Latino American emergent artist such as Adriana Lara, Natalia Ibáñez Lario, Jose Carlos Martinat, Amilcar Packer, and Nicolás París, and their peers, Kathryn Andrews, Darren Bader, Nina Beier, Karl Holmqvist, Nick Relph, and Anders Smebye.

Es Baluard Museu d'Art Modern i Contemporani de Palma presents a selection of important works of Cuban artists' collective Los Carpinteros (The Carpenters) from the Thyssen-Bornemisza Art Contemporary (TB A21) Collection, founded by Francesca von Habsburg, daughter of Baron HH Thyssen-Bornemisza.

The Miami Art Museum is presenting the United States debut of Enrique Martínez Celaya’s Schneebett, a major installation inspired by Ludwig van Beethoven’s convalescence and death in Vienna, Austria in 1827, originally created for the Berliner Philharmonie.

The Contemporary Art Museum of Oaxaca (MACO) exhibits Ruido Blanco (White Noise), by the Mexican artist Gabriel de la Mora (Colima, Mexico 1968), an exhibition curated by Kerstin Erdmann and co-organized by OMR Gallery, which includes more than 60 works from the last five years of production, in media ranging from drawing to sculpture.

The third edition of the Trienal Poli/gráfica de San Juan: Latinoamérica y el Caribe, El Panal/The Hive (Poly/Graphic San Juan Triennial: El Panal/The Hive) is set to open in April 2012, at the most emblematic buildings of the Institute of Puerto Rican Culture in Old San Juan: the National Gallery, Casablanca, and the Antiguo Arsenal de la Marina Española.

In recognition of Adriana Varejão's contributions towards the promotion of Brazilian arts and culture on national and international levels, the artist has been selected by the President of Brazil as the recipient of the 2011 Cultural Merit Order award.

The Chilean artist Catalina Parra and the Argentinean artist Leandro Katz unite their autonomous proposals at the D21 Gallery, in Chile, where they remained until October 8.

Modern Art Oxford is presenting Autoconstrucción: The Optimistic Failure of a Simultaneous Promise, an exhibition of new work by Abraham Cruzvillegas.

Stalinism, associated with the darkest years of Soviet rule, which no doubt was, is a well-known historical period in its social, political, economic and even cultural.

Antonio Manuel: I Want to Act, Not Represent! at the Americas Society, is the first solo exhibition in the United States of Brazilian artist Antonio Manuel (b. 1947, Portugal).

President Barack Obama has appointed Teresita Fernández, a MacArthur Award winning visual artist, to serve on the U.S. Commission of Fine Arts, a federal panel that advises the President, Congress and governmental agencies on national matters of design and aesthetics.

A move to the Estación Mapocho, the stringency in the selection of galleries, the large turnout of visitors and the wide range of international galleries are some of the attractions that made this the most successful edition in the history of the foundation.

The University Museum of Contemporary Art in Mexico City, MUAC, held today, the conference "The image of war and the war of images", which closes the cycle "Machine vision", organized around the exhibition “Enrique Jezik: obstruct, destroy, conceal”.

Titled as a verse from "Easter", a poem by William Butler Yeats, A Terrible Beauty Is Born. The 11th Biennial of Lyon, that historically has been an author event, opened on September 15, showing the different ways to confront curatorial proposal of Argentinean Victoria Noorthoorn.

The Mercosur Biennial opened its eighth edition last week with Ensayos de Geopoéticas (Essays in Geopoetics), dedicated to explore from the unique perspective of art, political and territorial issues which bring into play concepts such as nation, state, identity, maps and borders.

100 Notizen – 100 Gedanken / 100 Notes – 100 Thoughts is launched with a lecture and a presentation at Thessaloniki Biennial of Contemporary Art, Archaeological Museum. Chus Martínez, Head of Department, Member of Core Agent Group for dOCUMENTA (13), will introduce the series 100 Notes – 100 Thoughts.

The Zabludowicz Collection announces the second Zabludowicz Collection Curatorial Open, a major opportunity for curators to work with a contemporary art collection of international repute.

The Encuentro Internacional de Medellin (MDE) is an ongoing project conceived and conducted by the Museo de Antioquia. The aim of the event is to make this city a center with permanent presence on the international art scene by promoting the production, dissemination and appropriation of contemporary art practices.

21c Museum, created by collector Steve Wilson as an extensional space of display for his private collection of XXI century art, is presenting the exhibition Cuba Now until January 8th.

Tania Candiani, Milagros de la Torre and Matías Duville, visual artists were winners of the "Latin American and Caribbean Guggenheim Fellowship Awards, 2011."

In 2011, the fourth Bernhard Heiliger Award for Sculpture honors the Argentinean artist Fabián Marcaccio. The award ceremony will be held on September 10, 2011, at the Berlin Academy of Arts at Pariser Platz.

Home to twelve museums, including world-class institutions such as the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston and the Menil Collection, Houston’s vibrant art scene is primed for the inaugural Houston Fine Art Fair, Sept. 15 – 18, 2011.

Sean Kelly Gallery is delighted to announce its forthcoming exhibition, Two Different Tomorrows, a major new sculptural installation by Leandro Erlich. The title of the exhibition grew from a conversation with the gallery in which the Argentine-born Erlich, while traveling in Asia, became confused about the “tomorrow” in his time zone and the “tomorrow” in the gallery’s time zone.

The Museum of Modern Art presents Carlito Carvalhosa: Sum of Days, a large-scale environmental and participatory sound installation that will be on view in MoMA’s Donald B. and Catherine C. Marron Atrium, from August 24 to November 14, 2011.

The Malba - Fundación Costantini Museum, will celebrate on September 2011, its first decade of operation. During this time has carried out the mission of the “Eduardo F. Costantini Foundation” which started in September 2001 as a not for profit private institution, to collect, preserve, research and promote Latin American art produced throughout the 20th century until today.

Magdalena Fernández's video installation, 2iPM009, brings Geometric Abstraction to a new level of expression. During the past decade the Venezuelan-born artist (1964) has developed a body of kinetic sculptures and videos, the latter incorporates sound and movement of lines and colors.