David Vajda says Grete Stern’s series of photo-montages ‘Dreams’, currently on display at the MALBA, was conceived as a psycho-analytical project but went beyond this to become a artistic interpretation of the interstice between the randomness and meaning of dreams.

Newly opened exhibit “Origen” (Origin) at Edificio Cassará blends modern and classic as it examines the concept of beginnings: of eras, of projects, of art, and of reality itself. Kari Paul reviews.

The alternative screening cycle “Proyecciones Fuera de la Común” is back at Konex this autumn, where trendy crowds gather on bean bags to watch live music sets by Argentine bands followed by an offbeat international film.

Swiss artists Peter Fischli & David Weiss’ combination of slapstick humour and conceptual rigour has had a profound influence on contemporary art. Here Simon Hall discusses their most renowned work Der Lauf Der Dinge which is currently on show at MALBA.

IdeaMe is an online platform, which helps creators, be they inventors, artists, or designers, among others, to finance their projects through crowd funding. The Indy features and promotes one project every week, with the aim of helping the creators finance and achieve their dreams. This week: The Feet on the Road

The 39th annual Buenos Aires international Feria del Libro kicked off last Thursday, 25th April, and so far has not disappointed. Avery Kelly finds out what’s going on at this year’s event.

The Ferial del Libro in Palermo runs through 13th May at La Rural expo centre. The Argentina Independent brings you photos of the event.

As we wrap up film month, Stephanie Halovanic speaks to director Mateo Bendesky about his experimental first feature ‘Acá adentro’, and how the film schools in Buenos Aires are helping young Argentine film makers develop their talents.

We return to our Author Spotlight series as Nicolas Allen and Agustina Santomaso meet Fabián Casas to talk about poetry, travels, language, and what it’s like to be a great author with no imagination.

As we continue film month, Denis Culum looks at the role of ‘shorts’ as a platform for young and talented directors and actors, and wonders if the format could become more popular with audiences in the future.