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Photo exhibit illustrates Brazil outside the World Cup

Initially, Perelstein expected to use photography to condemn the World Cup and FIFA’s presence in Brazil. But as they spent more time spent in the country, the tone of the project evolved.

Sloth Kong Reigns: Costa Rica conquers Group of Champions

Sloth Kong and Costa Rica conquer Group D, and the three former World Cup champions they faced in Brazil. The Ticos' next goal: Reach...

Costa Rica prison inmates showcase artistic skills at 3-day festival

The men onstage were no ordinary performers: They are all incarcerated in Costa Rican prisons.

Tico designer founds furniture company to aid Filipino typhoon victims

One family’s debris from a massive tropical storm can become another family’s luxury furniture.

Fernando Carballo exhibit showcases 40 years of technique

Now 72 years old, Carballo is a revered artist in Costa Rica, where he has won multiple awards for his canvases. This month, Casa del Artista has dedicated its gallery to a Carballo retrospective.

Tico photo series to debut at Sarajevo peace festival

Most of us won’t be able to hop a plane to the Balkans, but six artists based in Costa Rica have done the next best thing: They have sent 30 photographs to Sarajevo to exhibit at the event, a series called “Ecosistemas de Paz.”

Museum of Contemporary Art celebrates 20 years of provocative exhibition

Let’s cut to the chase: Contemporary art is generally odd and uncomfortable, and the people who visit an art gallery feel compelled to “understand” it. The best way to approach a group show like “Day” is to seek out that one thing you particularly like.

National Theater opens new gallery show

On the surface, the private party was to celebrate “Mayo en Verde,” the latest art exhibit in the José Luis López Escarré Gallery. But the National Theater has much more to celebrate.

National Gallery celebrates 20 years with dynamic ‘Heritage’ exhibit

This exhibit stirs the imagination, and both artists and art appreciators should benefit. “Heritage” is a remarkable crash course in artistic traditions, and a smart summary of contemporary art’s possibilities. “Heritage” isn’t careful or polite, as one would expect of the National Gallery; rather, it’s edgy and aggressive.

Art exhibit: ‘Cuerpo Ajeno’ examines the lives of the transgendered

“People on the margins of society have always interested me,” says photographer Isabelle Courteix. “The idea to possibly work with transgendered people enchanted me.”

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