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Diego Fournier: Art just doesn’t have to be pretty, it has to say something
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November 18, 2018
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Silvia Baltodano: passion for Costa Rica’s musical theater
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A look back at our 5 questions for Costa Rican photographer Ivannia Alvarado
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5 questions for a Costa Rican musician, dancer and model
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A young artist brings together an eclectic array of interests.
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5 questions for a Costa Rican musicologist, composer and writer
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From Turrialba to the world.
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5 questions for Costa Rican pop rock band Half Tangerine
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A chat with the creators of ACAM's best pop album of the year.
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5 questions for Costa Rican artist Karen Clachar
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The artist takes a deep dive into signs and their meanings.
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5 questions for a Canadian punk rock band in Costa Rica
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Chris Creswell sits down with The Tico Times during the band's visit to Costa Rica.
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5 questions for a Salvadoran street artist in Costa Rica
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The Salvadoran graphic designer finds a sense calm by creating graffiti.
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5 questions for Costa Rican artist Rossella Matamoros
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The artist talks about her international studies and deep-dive approach.
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5 questions for Guatemalan artist Herssonoe
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The artist is in Costa Rica for his first exhibit outside his home country.
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5 questions for Italian interaction designer Massimo Banzi
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Massimo Banzi visited Costa Rica this week to lead an interaction design workshop.
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5 questions for Costa Rican artist Alejandro Villalobos
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Injuries that made it painful to move enhanced his love for Costa Rica's nature.
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