Running until this Sunday, Alexandra N. Katz sketches up an idea of what you can expect from Argentina’s annual independent animation festival.

Rosa Chancho experiments in the dark. Juanele’s Gabriela Schevach sees the light.

The latest addition to the Faena Art District in Puerto Madero, the Faena Art Centre has opened with a blast. Brazil’s hottest contemporary visual artist, Ernesto Neto, has christened the space with a custom-made climbable sculpture, in response to his impressions of Buenos Aires.

Conceptual artist Camilo Guinot folds space and obsesses over shapes. Juanele’s Gabriela Schevach unpacks it all.

Rick Powell, founder of Juanele visual arts blog, takes a look at the work of street artist Pol Corona, whose bright murals decorate walls all over Buenos Aires.

Anna White-Nockleby reviews ‘Dialogue in the Dark’, a new exhibition in which small groups give up the use of their eyes to experience the sounds, textures and aromas of everyday life.

“Art is a community effort,” said Allen Ginsberg in the mid-20th century. Fast forward a few decades, movements, and tech developments, and he’d see the same mentality being used to reboot innovation in Latin American art through cyber-community, Ideame.

Boulogne sur Mar 364 in Abasto has changed plenty since its days as a manufacturing plant for oxygen tanks, but it still functions as a factory of sorts. Three years ago, the building was repurposed to churn out a new product: art.

Ciudad Emergente Festival IV opened 16th June and runs until Sunday 20th at Centro Cultural Recoleata. Beatrice Murch gives us a preview of what to expect this weekend.

Louise Bourgeois’s exhibit ‘El returno de lo reprimido’ is on display at Fundación PROA in La Boca until 19th June. Beatrice Murch delves into her art and her personal issues in this collection.