More recent interviews and articles in English from La Tundra Magazine.
Raising awareness of rising sea levels and urgent environmental changes, Flood Barrier, a new moving image commission by British artist Catherine Yass’s launch will coincide with the 70th anniversary of The Great Flood of 1953.
In 1851, a women suffragist, editor, social activist and defenders of women’s civil rights, wearing a different outfit, very novel for the time, walked through the streets of Seneca Falls, New York. She was Amelia Bloomer.
Web(s) of Life, the first major exhibition in the UK of artist Tomás Saraceno is taking place this Summer at the Serpentine Gallery.
Since its first edition in 2001, and every two years, the European Psychoanalytic Film Festival (epff) has become a prominent space that attracts hundreds of people from all over the world interested in cinema and psychoanalysis.
Celebrating Chilean & Latin American culture in the UK the Voces Festival 2022 will reunite musicians Jorge Campos, Rastko Rašić, Juan Contento, Felipe Rojas, the Alkyona Quartet and the youth ensemble ECCO (Ethnic Contemporary Classical Orchestra), alongside the poets Paloma Zozaya Gorostiza, Mabel Encinas and Leo Boix.
London Spanish Book & Zine Fair is back with two days of keynotes, discussions and book stalls.
Eating Myself was born out of the urge to talk about the relationship between women and food, and eating as an essential part of Peruvian and Latin American tradition.
Maia Elsner’s poetry shines like an immeasurable burst giving purpose to the unfinished.
London’s Latin Music Festival La Linea will make a much anticipated return this spring featuring artists from across the eclectic and thriving Latin music scene in venues across the Capital from 21st April to 2nd May 2022
A Word of Love to the Queer Community (Una palabra de amor para la comunidad queer) is a performance by the nonbinary London based artist Lorenzo Belenguer