Permanent forum
#Cultures maintains a long-term horizon of dialogue, allowing each edition to build on previous debates and strengthen an international community of exchange.
Permanent international forum
#Cultures is a permanent international forum where cultures meet, speak and reshape one another.
A continuous space for dialogue, circulation of knowledge and articulation among people, practices and territories.
Creating and sustaining an international forum for dialogue on cultures means connecting researchers, cultural managers, artists, educators and creative agents from different territories, epistemologies and practices. #Cultures is not only an event. It is a continuous meeting space where diverse perspectives on cultures, policies, memories, arts and pedagogical practices are transformed into real dialogue, circulation of knowledge and articulation among people.
What #Cultures is
The congress was conceived as an ongoing international environment for exchanges on cultures, not as an isolated annual meeting. It brings together critical reflection, creative practice and transnational dialogue in a shared digital space.
Plural voices
Researchers, cultural managers, artists, educators and creative agents participate through different languages, experiences, methods and situated perspectives.
Circulation of knowledge
The congress values circulation, encounter and articulation, connecting academic production, cultural practices, memories, pedagogies and public debates.
Previous editions
#Cultures has already consolidated an important trajectory of international online dialogue around cultures, Latin America and contemporary transformations.
#Culturas 2021_2
Societies, Education and Environmental Sustainability in Latin America.
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#Culturas 2021_1
Human rights, genders and ethnic-racial relations, who are we in current democracies?
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#Culturas 2020
21st century, the permeation of studies on Latin American culture.
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#Culturas 2019
Contexts, forms of production and social development in Latin America.
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