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From José Parlá to Zilia Sánchez, here is a short list of the not-to-be-missed exhibitions

The young artist, who has launched several projects in the city’s train stations, has won several awards for his initiative ’Subway Therapy’

A traveling exhibition currently in New York showcases the original installations, restored after being in storage since 1987, with funding from rapper Drake

A teenager lost an arm and a leg last week while trying to get on a moving train in the city, a phenomenon that has led to six deaths so far this year

The exhibition at the Museo del Barrio, in New York City, is presenting the work of 33 emerging and established artists. It includes figures who have never had a museum exhibition before, such as the 95-year-old Venezuelan clay artist Magdalena Suarez Frimkess

In just two weeks, attacks have been reported in several New York City boroughs. Bodega staff have been beaten, shot and in one case, stabbed to death

A wave of women artists is breaking down the walls of political correctness and performing at sold-out venues across the country

In almost two decades, only 75 actors in lead or co-lead roles were Latino, despite the fact that the Hispanic population in Los Angeles is 49%

Data from the American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations shows that 1,248 Hispanics died in 2022. Of those killed on the job, 60% were immigrants

The Vargas family migrated to the United States from Colombia in 2022 after receiving death threats. Their 12-year-old daughter is now among the 100 best young female chess players in the country

The renowned social psychologist’s new book ‘The Anxious Generation’ is topping US sales charts. The NYU professor believes that people are fed up with social media and are looking for a way out

New glasses with this technology are starting to become more popular. Supporters say that they do not make people more insular, while experts recommend against using them daily

For many, artificial intelligence is a tool, like Photoshop or a paintbrush. For others, it is urgent to put a stop to what they consider a theft and raise a question: what is considered art?

Even after a remarkable career in art, Faith Ringgold hadn’t been the subject of a retrospective until just shy of her centennial. It will take decades to achieve equal representation of women’s work in museums

The Big Apple recently approved new regulations on short-term rentals. Meant to curtail abuse and rising prices, it also spells trouble for legitimate users

While the USDA just approved two companies that produce lab-grown meat, Italy, as a precaution, banned its production and sale

A new center delves into marijuana culture, education, history, beneficial properties and US government policies

A New York coffee shop chain has opened its first establishment with robot baristas, following in the footsteps of similar ones in Russia, Dubai and Tokyo

Considered one of the most respected researchers in the industry, the Australian expert warns about the political and social implications of the misuse of advanced technology

The creator of the Füde Dinner Experience says that her initiative helps combat the toxicity of a culture dominated by negative body image

The movement of the ‘four no’s’ poses strong opposition to patriarchy in South Korea, which has the largest wage gap of the developed countries

The American scientist, described as the first poet of technology, invented the geodesic dome in the post-war years and coined the concept of synergy. A new biography brings us closer to this optimistic visionary

The American artist has opened a major retrospective in New York featuring photography with religious overtones

The new Mattel doll pays tribute to Ida B. Wells, a civil rights activist whose documentation of lynchings won her a posthumous Pulitzer Prize