Liú Wenrui, also known as Ethan, is a leading graffiti artist who has successfully taken Chinese graffiti from Shanghai to an international audience. With his work deeply rooted in both urban culture and traditional Chinese symbolism, he continues to innovate and inspire in the global art scene.

Teatro Sidarte will explore the themes of memory, confinement, and state violence in its September programming, featuring the plays "Calugas" and "Desierto."

"Chronicles of Reporters" is a play featuring journalists Orlando Milesi, Carmen Mera, and Julio Salviat, set to be performed on September 10 and 12 at the Círculo de Periodistas de Santiago (Amunátegui 31) as part of the Memory Cycle that commemorates the 1973 coup d'état alongside the play "Scenes of Population in Resistance."

The theatrical conference 'Scenes of Population in Resistance', directed by Patricia Artés, returns to the Camilo Henríquez Theater in Santiago as part of the September Memory Cycle commemorating the Coup d'État.

"Calugas is not a work about the dictatorship in a historical or commemorative sense, even though that context is very much present. It is a work that takes that moment as a starting point to address something broader and more persistent: the experience of confinement, the bonds, caregiving, and the political role of women in prison," states Aranzazu Ispizua, the director of the play.

The Valdivia Municipal Cultural Corporation (CCM), in collaboration with the local municipality, has announced the 34th edition of the Valdivia Book Fair, set to take place from September 4 to 6, 2026, at Parque Saval.

The Performing Arts Festival for the Ñuble Region will take place from October 9 to 18, 2026, in San Carlos, featuring theater, dance, circus, and interdisciplinary proposals. The call will select 12 works and proposals from Ñuble and other regions of the country, with applications open until August 31.

Under the direction of Soledad Cruz, "Empty Pots" delves into the memories and contradictions of three women who organized against the Unidad Popular government in the 1970s, reuniting at a funeral in the present day. "We were interested in looking at history from an uncomfortable place," says Cruz, with performances running from September 3 to September 13.

Clubdefans is commemorating the 40th anniversary of Los Prisioneros' landmark album "Pateando Piedras" with a festival featuring discussions, memorabilia exhibits, and vinyl DJ sets.

Eighty years ago, Brunet had already ventured a small, portable book to address issues of abortions, marital rape, and suicidal ideation stemming from male violence, even before these concepts were defined. Reading "Aguas abajo" today is to receive a warning from 1943: history does not progress in a straight line, and what we thought was behind us can always resurface.