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Is Artificial Intelligence the future of art?

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Costa Rica’s Juan Santamaría Museum will offer virtual vacation workshops

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Artists in Costa Rica Ask for Loan to Restore National Theater

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Diego Fournier: Art just doesn’t have to be pretty, it has to say something

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Hernán Jiménez to direct his first English-language film – with a star-studded cast

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"I'm making a new movie – that I'm hopelessly in love with – and these beautiful people are joining me," Hernán Jiménez wrote on Facebook.

5 questions for a U.S. aerial artist

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"The work that we do is about cooperation. You get to see a group working together and you also get to see individuals taking risks and being courageous."

5 questions for a Costa Rican fire performer

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Allan Barboza decided to work for himself as a fire performer at the age of 22.

5 questions for a Costa Rican rapper – and an exclusive recording

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The passion to empower others is what has driven the Costa Rican rapper Nakury to share her work with the world. Nakury, who was born...

Resisting climate change feather by feather in Monteverde

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"Here in Monteverde, our spring water is crystal pure. Nevertheless, we transport truckloads of water in small plastic bottles up and down the mountain."

Blues artist Jose Ramírez returns to San Pedro

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A new blues show takes the stage tonight at the CCCN in San Pedro.

5 questions for a Honduran artist

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"There’s a conviction that even though they’re in a precarious condition, there will always be a better tomorrow." Artist Pável Aguilar gives a voice to Honduran migrants in an exhibit now on display in San José.