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Madrid, Spain - The Cisneros Fontanals Arts Foundation (CIFO) is pleased to announce the names of the winning artists of the CIFO 2020 Scholarships and Commissions Program.

Galería Sur of Punta del Este, Uruguay, turns 35 and celebrated it with a retrospective of Joaquín Torres García’s works, accompanied by the edition of a book: Torres García, Un universo vanguardista (Torres García, an avant-garde universe)

The Bienal de São Paulo has put forward an initiative in which they publish a series of open letters directed to the audience, to share their reflections about the development of the Biennial. It is a correspondence that combines fiction with anecdotes from the past, official and reimagined situations, influenced, without a shadow of a doubt, by daily events.

Amanda de la Garza (Monclova, México, 1981) has been named the Director General of Visual Arts at the National Autonomous University of Mexico and head of its University Museum of Contemporary Art (MUAC).

The ICAA website and database now offers free global  access to primary materials that are critical to academic research in art from Central and South America, the Caribbean, and U.S. Latino communities.

Pérez Art Museum Miami (PAMM)  announces the new senior appointments of Emma Heald as Director of Development and René Morales as Director of Curatorial Affairs and Chief Curator, and changes to the museum staff, including Marie Vickles as Director of Education and Mark B. Rosenblum as Chief Operating Officer.

Until April 11th, Hilario hosts an online auction with the same importance as always set to promote the collection of arts, literature and trades.

The Museum of Modern Art of Buenos Aires, under the Ministry of Culture of the City Government, presents the documentary Sergio De Loof: Did you feel talking about me?, on Saturday April 4^th at 6:00 pm through the website “Cultura en Casa ”, The platform of the Ministry of Culture of the City of Buenos Aires that gathers the cultural offer of the City for its access in a remote, free and free way.

Bogotá, Colombia - The nominees were chosen through the 2018 District Stimulus Program and each received 17 million Colombian pesos to carry out their work.

Due to events of public knowledge, the de la Cruz Collection had to close their doors, but their commitment to the arts and sharing of knowledge is a strong, or stronger, than ever. Here’s their statement:

The Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes (National Museum of Fine Arts) presents "Thoughts of an Artist", an original cycle of ten audiovisual interviews with relevant Argentine artists and backgrounds that will be available to the public on the institution's different digital platforms.

Free and open access to arts education and visual literacy is more important than ever, and ICA Miami remains committed to telling artists' stories in unique and innovative ways.

Given the measures taken to close museums, galleries and other institutions, in Arte al día we put together a list of 30 museums and galleries with their online collections.

The Clark Art Institute has launched a new program of year-long contemporary art exhibitions installed in its public spaces with an inaugural exhibition, Pia Camil: Velo Revelo, presenting three works by Pia Camil (Mexican, b. 1980).

In accordance to the measures taken by the national authorities, which include social distancing and avoiding leaving the house as much as possible, the Malba has launched a project that has virtual artistic and historical content.

Malba opened the 2020 exhibition calendar with Constelaciones (Constelations), an anthological exhibition by Remedios Varo (Anglès, Girona, 1908 - Mexico City, 1963), a central figure in Latin American surrealism and fantastic art and an inescapable benchmark for the Mexican scene from the mid-20th century, which brought together an extraordinary group of exiled artists and intellectuals.

Due to the effect of COVID-19, and following the guidelines and recommendations of the World Health Organization and the respective authorities of each country and region, the following art fairs have been postponed:

Part of the transformations that the visual arts have had in Chile is what curator Pía Cordero seeks to show through the works of Claudio Correa and Sebastián Preece, who meet again since March 12 at the AFA Gallery in Santiago

The eleventh edition of the fair will be open to the general public from March 27 to 29. It will be in Parque Bicentenario, where there will be more than 40 exhibitors from 16 countries and a conversations program. In addition, it will have a gastronomic zone.

“The groundwork for a new way of conceiving culture and the individual is at stake in Roche’s paintings”, which will be the center of an homage Latin American Masters will host for Arnaldo Roche. 

On March 6, the Juan March Foundation inaugurates Los irascibles: pintores contra el museo (Nueva York, 1950 [The irascibles: painters against the museum (New York, 1950)].

The Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes (National Museum of Fine Arts) presents, together with the recently created Luis Felipe Noé Foundation, the exhibition Hugo Rodríguez. Sculptures, which will open on Wednesday March 4^th and can be seen until March 15.

Until the end of May, the Centraal Museum Utrecht in The Netherlands, holds an exhibition of surrealist art from then and now, and highlights the painting’s expressive and liberating characteristic regarding that which remains unspoken of.

LONG BEACH, CA – The Museum of Latin American Art (MOLAA) presents OaxaCAlifornia: Through the Experience of the Duo Tlacolulokos. The exhibition, which opens to the public on March 1, features a series of eight murals created by Oaxacan artistic duo Tlacolulokos, Dario Canul (b. 1986) and Cosijoesa Cernas (b. 1992) that explore a powerful message of cultural duality.

The Baluard Museu d'Art Contemporani de Palma presents its new programme of exhibitions and public programs based on the three individual exhibitions of Ana Vieira, Martha Rosler and Marina Planas, with which it relates to contemporary emergencies such as feminism, the environment, mass tourism and the exploitation of images.

The main exhibition this spring at EMMA showcases key works from the career of Tacita Dean, one of the internationally most prestigious contemporary artists of today. Some of the works in Dean’s first-ever solo exhibition in Finland receive their debut at EMMA, including Dean’s latest film, A Cloud makes itself. The show will be open from February 26 to May 3, 2020.

waldengallery announces the exclusive representation of the Estate of Argentinian artist Luis Fernando Benedit (1937 - 2011).