Throughout January, the Casa Espacio Photography Library is open, serving as a community space dedicated to reflection, study, and the dissemination of image culture. Established in 2015 through a donation from the Arles Meetings (France), the library currently houses over two thousand titles from authors around the globe.

Countries such as France, Switzerland, the Netherlands, and Italy became destinations for these children, mostly indigenous, who were kidnapped through a network of civil and institutional complicity that facilitated thousands of illegal adoptions during the last right-wing military dictatorship.

In the port city, Álvaro Peña had many friends and made significant musical collaborations, including with the band Fatiga de Material, recognized as one of the most powerful and vibrant rock sessions of the early decade.

The performance, presented as a surreal collage, interweaves multiple languages and aesthetic categories examining the rise of fascist movements that use crises to normalize their ideologies. The event is set for January 14 at 8:00 PM at Sala la Comedia of Teatro ICTUS.

Vocalist Rubén Albarrán explained that the request is based on several reasons, including the company's investments in armaments, advertising for ICE, the controversial U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement service, and the use of a "completely unjust" royalty pool that translates into inadequate payments, which he referred to as "miserable royalties."

Presented as a modular and interactive dream-collecting installation, "Fillke Pewma" was exhibited at the Wereldmuseum Leiden in the Netherlands, inviting the public to share and receive pewma (dreams), intertwining memory, imagination, and the future through textile art, biomaterials, and digital technologies.

The ContrahíloLab Company will perform in January at the Pre-Columbian Art Museum, Museum of Memory, Cultural Park of Valparaíso, and Museo de La Ligua AQT. Director Juliana da Silva, who lived in La Ligua from 2011 to 2021, conducted research with the La Ligua Spinners Cooperative and Pulmahue Spinners group, discovering how the generational transfer of weaving is currently diminishing, while collaboration networks among weavers sustain the textile tradition.

The poem "On learning to dissect fetal pigs," which translates to "Sobre aprender a diseccionar fetos de cerdo," was honored with the Academy of American Poets award in 2020. The translation was completed by Argentinian writer and poet Julián Axat.

In December 2025, the independent cinema venue announced that its continuity was at risk due to fraud committed by two former employees, leading to a severe financial crisis that impacted the salaries of its staff.

The exhibition features 30 pieces that bridge tradition and contemporary design, reviving ancestral techniques such as coin usage and silver casting in clay molds. It will remain open until January 22 at the Valdivia Municipal Cultural Corporation.