During both days, book signings will include Ramón Díaz Eterovic, the National Literature Prize 2025, along with Paulina Jara, Axel Pickett, Daniel Jadue, and other authors. The event brings together over 100 independent and university publishers.

The celebration of Mauricio Redolés' fifty years of artistic career last year presents a prime opportunity to revisit a body of work that, despite its breadth and diversity, has been systematically overlooked as a subject for literary analysis. However, there’s a catch. We do not have his books. Or, to put it more accurately, the books exist, they existed, but they do not reach mass publishing circuits.

Today, the Popular Café in Yungay, Santiago, launched the recording of the vinyl "Coffee, Memory, and Song," celebrating the warmth of community and musical heritage with live sessions throughout July.

The International Documentary Film Festival of Marseille (FIDMarseille) opens its doors for its 37th edition from July 7 to 12, bringing together global filmmakers, producers, and cinema lovers to showcase contemporary documentary cinema.

The play fuses word and music to offer a critical and emotional reinterpretation of Mistral from a dissenting perspective. As the authors state, "Neo Gabriela arises from the desire to interrogate how Chile has managed the image of Gabriela Mistral, detaching her work from her emotional life, her desires, and the lesbian readings that have been overlooked or treated as uncomfortable facts for decades."

Under the guidance of filmmaker and Centro Arte Alameda programmer Francisca Lila, the selected films have represented a journey across various continents, highlighting diverse nations with rich cinematic histories. From Chile to Senegal, France to Japan, Iran to Australia, this cinematic journey has already visited ten countries.

On Saturday, July 4th, and Sunday, July 5th, from 11 AM to 6 PM, the Central Plaza at GAM will serve as a meeting point for readers, publishers, authors, and literary enthusiasts. The free event will feature book signings and a rich cultural offering, making it an unmissable experience in Santiago to wrap up the winter vacation.

The stage will feature "The Clowns of Hope" and "The Groom's Suit," along with the improvisational theater show "Moyita and Panqueque," and a live performance by indie musician LARÓ.

With a touch of dark humor, this hilarious comedy centers on the demands of older women and raises a voice for intergenerational feminist discourse. Written and directed by Andrea Franco, the play premieres at GAM on June 26.

The exhibit "I Just Want to Die in My Land" features five large-format embroidered Palestinian poems as a testament to memory, resistance, and solidarity. Drawing inspiration from Chilean arpilleras, Zapatista embroidery, and the pañuelos of the Madres de Plaza de Mayo, the project emphasizes collective craftsmanship as a means of protest, organization, and re-existence.