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The MUSEO DE ARTES of the Universidad de los Andes, located in Santiago de Chile, was opened in 2010 and owns a collection of religious art donated by Mrs. María Loreto Marín Estévez. It consists of Russian icons from the eighteenth to the twentieth centuries, as well as south-Andean paintings, sculptures and “fanales”, from colonial era. The MUSEO DE ARTES of the Universidad de los Andes is a private institutional initiative, which undertakes the challenge of preserving and displaying its collection, as well as encouraging the visitors' to discover the contexts behind an artwork that allow a better understanding of every piece. Through the permanent exhibition of its collection and the generation of educational programs, the museum establishes ties with the university community itself and generates dialogues open to the society.
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A 4k cinematic time-lapse and aerial film of The Atacama Desert in Chile. The Atacama Desert is a high desert plateau in South America west of the Andes Mountains.
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Explore the incredible diversity of Chile in Winter. From the northern end of Patagonia and Los Lagos region with its picture-perfect volcanoes to the wild pacific coast, magical araucaria forests...
Climate Change and Land Management in a Country of Contrasting Landscapes:
Q&A with Dean Indy Burke and Professor William K. Lauenroth, Yale School of the Environment.
The 24 bestselling Chile history books of all time give you a primer on the country's history, heritage and culture.
Chile is a land of poets, and home to great writers like the Nobel Laureates in Literature: Gabriela Mistral and Pablo Neruda.
To talk about OJO ANDINO Chile we must return to the Ojo Latino collection (2008), the kick off for Luciano Benetton’s greater project: "Imago Mundi".
Far from the cosmopolitan and vibrant city of Santiago, a very special grape grows. Almost killed by insects, and then forgotten.
Vibrant street art represents the consciousness of Chilean social and political movements and is a ubiquitous part of the city landscapes in Santiago, San Miguel, Valparaiso and other regions.
TRAVEL PROGRAM
January 19 - February 3, 2025
Faculty:
David A.D. Evans ’92