BUENOS AIRES -- The playful and unique Buenos Aires street art scene, which boomed after the country's 2001 economic crash, is the subject of an upcoming documentary.

In Buenos Aires, of course, it’s important to carve out some time for art, too. In November, famed fair Art Basel launched its cities initiative in the Argentinian capital, featuring coaching ...

Buenos Aires has earned a reputation for being one of the world's greatest cities for street art. From homages to cultural figures to scenes depicting political satire, colorful murals adorn the sides ...

Buenos Aires' welcoming attitude toward street art is attracting well-known urban artists like Blu of Italy, Jef Aerosol of France, Aryz of Spain, Roa of Belgium, and Ron English of the United States.

In addition, Art Basel will bring the Buenos Aires art scene to its global network. The goal is to build a cultural dialogue between Buenos Aires and the rest of the world. The program will begin ...

Some background on the Obelisco de Buenos Aires, where the Opening Ceremony is due to begin shortly. The Obelisk of Buenos Aires, in the English translation, has been considered as a historic ...

Art Guides Must-See Art Guide: Buenos Aires. This week's guide features Tomás Saraceno, Ines Echenique, Hugo Aveta, and more. Elda Cerrato, Serie del Ser Beta no aislado.

With its extensive collection of avant-garde 20th-century works, the Museum of Latin American Art of Buenos Aires (MALBA) is an essential stopover for art lovers. It holds more than 400 pieces and ...

As Art Basel launches its new Cities initiative, which looks to move beyond art fairs, Argentina's Buenos Aires will be the first partner. Fair organizers see city as gateway to Latin America.