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The online edition of Artforum International Magazine.

ArtNexus is the leading Latin American art magazine published since 1976. Every issue features texts written by art scholars, critics or museum curators making it an indispensable reference for the Latin American art market, currently in expansion. The magazine attracts, among other cultured readers, collectors, art dealers, historians, museum directors and curators interested in further developing the Latin American art forum within the international context. ArtNexus has had over 36 years of uninterrupted circulation and is the longest running art magazine in Latin America. Published quarterly in English and Spanish, it has a well consolidated subscriber data base; it actually attends the most important international art fairs, biennials and symposiums and reaches a large number of cultural institutions, collectors and artists. In 2001, ArtNexus.com was initially created to complement the magazine. This website is also available in both languages and registers over 40.000 registered entries per month, mostly from users in Latin America and the U.S. The following are highlights among its large variety of sections: News, Calls, Free Auction Results, ArtNexus Guide, Virtual Galleries and Artist Catalogs.

Cultural Canvas Thailand is a median between individuals seeking volunteer opportunities here in Thailand and the local humanitarian organizations in Chiang Mai that are in need of assistance. Cultural Canvas Thailand receive applications from people around the world and try to match each individual’s skill set to suit the organization’s needs and expectations, so that both the volunteer and the organization get the most out of the experience. Placements (volunteering or internships) are available in the following areas: Burmese education, English teaching, single mothers’ empowerment, hill tribe education, assistance with mentally and physically disabled people, gay rights and HIV outreach, and street dog rescue. Cultural Canvas Thailand has also developed its own program, Art Relief International. Art Relief International serves a variety of different focus groups, including Burmese refugees, the indigenous hill-tribe groups, single mothers, people living with AIDS and children with disabilities. Through fun and therapeutic art workshops help these groups communicate and heal after the traumatic events they have experienced.