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La edad infinita
Debut novel by Spanish poet and writer Miriam Reyes (Ourense, 1974), winner of the Premio Nacional de Poesía 2025, published by Editorial Tránsito in October 2025. The work follows an eight-year-old girl who emigrates from Galicia to Caracas in 1983,…
Roads to Nowhere
Animated documentary written and directed by Venezuelan journalist and writer Héctor Torres, produced by La Vida de Nos (Caracas). The film reconstructs six testimonial stories of Venezuelan migrants who attempted to leave the country and either…
Sounds and Voices of the Venezuelan Diaspora
Sounds and Voices of the Venezuelan Diaspora is a documentary directed by Luisa de la Ville and Pablo Gil and hosted by Tony Succar. The film explores the stories, challenges, and artistic journeys of Venezuelan musicians living across the global…
De Graná a Maracay (feat. Akapellah; Blasfem)
A raw hip-hop critique of Latin American inequality; migration; violence; and cultural survival from marginalized urban perspectives.
The Jungle of Darién
The Jungle of Darién visually chronicles Juan Carlos Silva's harrowing passage through the Darién Gap; a treacherous stretch between Colombia and Panama. Painted in acrylic hues of lush green and earth tones; the work depicts migrants traversing a…
How to Measure Time
How to Measure Time is a reflective exploration of existence and temporality by Korean-Venezuelan artist Suwon Lee. Through photography and mixed media; the series delves into cyclical patterns of life; from celestial rhythms to human experiences of…
Migrants... on the Way to El Dorado
"In 'Migrants... on the Way to El Dorado,' Gustavo Zajac presents a series of works taken from the previous exhibition, as traveling or 'migrant' prints, printed using contemporary media. Half of them are worked with gold leaf and the other half are…
#MapsofDisplacement
"Maps of Displacement is Cassandra Mayela's first solo exhibition in New York City. Mayela studies Venezuelan diasporas through the medium of textiles, specifically garments with significant past lives. Maps of Displacement is an ongoing…
Venezuela, more faith than fear
The digital illustration, Venezuela, more faith than fear, layers written text and a drawn Venezuelan flag over a stylized background that includes a digital cut-out of a photographed person on a horse in rich red, yellow and blue tones. It conveys…
Crossing the Darien Gap
"Crossing the Darien Gap (2023) delves into the migrant crisis, where seemingly playful, colorful figures mask a deeper tragedy. 'Many perish or fall ill on the journey,' he explains. 'The skull represents death, the colors reflect cultural…
Venecos
"Venecos" is a derogatory way of referring to Venezuelans, who in these magnificent stories have emigrated to different cities around the world, such as Los Angeles, Paris, or Malaga, or have no means of leaving Venezuela, a country in moral and…
Crónicas barbitúricas: el asombro y la ira
When I arrived in Spain more than twelve years ago, I knew that if I wanted to survive, I had to write. Only through writing could I make sense of things and find the strength to steer the cayuco of my own prose. The texts in Crónicas barbitrúricas…
El país del escritor
What does it mean to escape, to stay, or to be carried away by inertia toward other geographies? What does it mean to travel and live abroad (outside of where, of whom); what does it mean to abandon what belongs to you?, only to reconstruct it in…
Transilvania unplugged
On the base of a story that manifests veracity and with the support of an investigation about the consequences of an epoch filled with authoritatianism and repression , the novel develops on the sidelines of the rumanian topics —the legendary Danube,…
Crema Paraíso
Emiliano receives a lucrative offer from a German production company to take part in a television show. The only condition is that his father must accompany him—which is no easy task, since the man shows signs of dementia, with delusions of grandeur.…
Desde la salvajada
The death of the mother marks the beginning of this collection of stories, all narrated through a veil of confusion. What must one do to emerge in a foreign land? There is no single answer, and each character in From Savagery seeks their own formula,…
Life of a Dog
Life of a Dog is acollaborative short film by two women filmmakers in Canada as they confront their lives in isolation. The women tell of their lives alone, as mothers, overwhelmed as they question their lives. The two stories are intertwined,…
Superhéroe
"Gabriel has moved to a new country where things can be quite strange: the words are completely different, he has a couple of arch-enemies at school, and his math teacher looks like an alien plotting an invasion of Earth. Luckily, he's an expert on…
Nido
Premio Nacional de Novela Gráfica 2024"In this work of autofiction, the author portrays her own life experience with simplicity and precision, while also capturing the reality of many of her compatriots: uprootedness, nostalgia, fear, xenophobia,…
La Soledad
"The inspiration for filming La Soledad comes from the director’s childhood experiences at his grandparents’ family home in Caracas, Venezuela. After spending years abroad, he returned to the country to shoot a film in that house—a work that…