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Axel Kiciloff, Governor of the Province of Buenos Aires in Argentina, visited The New School on September 22, 2026 to participate in an off-the-record conversation with ...

On Thursday, September 24, 2026, the Alziras Institute and the New School Observatory on Latin America held a panel discussion on climate justice and care, exploring the connection between climate policies and care systems.

This edition showcases conferences, book launches, and collaborative initiatives that reflect our commitment to fostering interdisciplinary exchange and building partnerships. We were also pleased to welcome a new visiting fellow over the last few months and to share updates from the 2084 Imagined Futures from the South program, whose recent activities in Medellín demonstrate the power of creative practice to address climate change and the health of the planet.

This report summarizes the Conference of April 13-14, 2026, organized by the Observatory on Latin America of The New School and URBISTIC, a network of Latin American urban researchers. The […]

As part of an academic, cultural, and community agenda, Argentine architect and artist Martín Gromez visited the city of Medellín in March 2026.

On March 12, the OLA hosted the book launch for Mundializar la Igualdad: Política Exterior Feminista desde América Latina with Feminist Foreign Policy, Feministas Sin Fronteras, and CLACSO. Faced with the […]

During his semester as a visiting scholar at OLA/The New School, he engaged in a wide range of academic seminars across the university, connecting with ...

As part of the opening segment, “The Science of Time,” architect Margarita Gutman — Director of the Observatory on Latin America at The New School — delivered a thought‑provoking presentation. In her ten‑minute talk, she ...

On October 15th Michael analyzed the global and urban impacts of U.S. trade tariffs under Trump mandate in 2025, showing how those measures in sectors like steel, automobiles, and apparel […]

This project analyzes the evolving aesthetic relationship between formal heritage architecture and informal, self-built modifications in two historic Havana neighborhoods: Regla and Centro Habana. The work consists of photographic images of every facade in ...