The industry’s main event showed a polarized scene, where large publishers thrive and smaller players struggle

Latest additions show the city’s troubled dining scene still has range — and room for surprise

The director of landmark films like ‘Time for Revenge’ and ‘A Place in the World’ was a masterful storyteller who delivered progressive social commentary through classic cinema genres

Pablo Aparo’s ‘The Victors’ took the Buenos Aires City Grand Prize as well the Best Director award

Skip the postcard circuit and try some top local choices, from family-run bakeries to low-key pizza, craft ice cream and a no-frills chivito foodtruck

The roster includes top stars like actor Ricardo Darin and director Santiago Mitre, as well as upcoming documentaries on popular Argentine figures

There are more than 200 works by the Argentine artist, who bridged the gap between contemporary art, independent publishing, and activism

From a deep dive into the labor union history at the ex-ESMA to a massive rock marathon and a nationwide celebration of Spanish flavors, here are our weekend recommendations

Falling tourism, increasing costs, and hindered local demand have places like Michelin-star restaurant Trescha pulling new strategies to push forward

Captured in Uruguay and later brought to Argentina, Dri managed to outwit his captors and become the only person to successfully flee ESMA and survive