Bookingbox Argentina
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This page is sharing news and info about the creative society in Argentina.
Independent Filmmakers in ArgentinaArgentina’s independent filmmakers thrive in a vibrant industry fueled by a rich cinematic heritage. From Buenos Aires’ dynamic film scene to regional storytelling, freelancers create powerful documentaries and feature films. With access to government grants and international festivals, these artists shape the country’s film landscape, merging tradition with cutting-edge narratives. | ![]() |
Lucrecia MartelLucrecia Martel is a prominent figure in contemporary Argentine cinema. Her films, including La Ciénaga (2001), The Holy Girl(2004), and The Headless Woman (2008), are known for their atmospheric storytelling and deep exploration of Argentine society. Her work often delves into themes of class, family, and regional identity. In 2024, a retrospective of her films was showcased at the Centre Pompidou in Paris. | Damián SzifronDamian Szifron is best known for Wild Tales (2014), a dark comedy that explores human behavior through six standalone stories. The film was nominated for an Academy Award and is praised for its sharp social commentary and engaging narratives. | Laura CitarellaAn emerging voice in Argentine cinema, Citarella directed El Affaire Miu Miu, which premiered in Venice in 2024. Her work often explores themes of mystery and the unknown, reflecting a unique narrative style that emphasizes collective female experiences. | Juan José CampanellaJuan Jose Campanella gained international acclaim with The Secret in Their Eyes (2009), which won the Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film. His storytelling often blends elements of drama, mystery, and romance, reflecting the complexities of Argentine society. |
![]() | Graphic Designers & Digital ArtistsArgentina’s graphic designers and digital artists are redefining branding, animation, and illustration. With a strong design culture, fueled by local influences and global trends, freelancers cater to startups and major corporations. Buenos Aires is a hub for digital creativity, where artists sell artwork online and collaborate with international clients. |
Manolo Gamboa NaonBased in Argentina, Manolo Gamboa Naon is a visual artist and creative coder focusing on generative visual aesthetics. He explores the intersection of chaos and order through code-based art, creating pieces that blend organic and artificial elements. | Martín De PasqualeAn art director and digital artist from Buenos Aires, Martín De Pasquale is renowned for his surreal photo manipulations. Utilizing various graphic software, he creates thought-provoking images that blur the lines between reality and fantasy. | Pilar ZetaBorn in 1986 in Buenos Aires, Pilar Zeta is a multimedia artist, graphic designer, and creative director known for her surrealist style influenced by ancient Egypt and cosmology. She has collaborated with renowned musicians, including Coldplay, designing album covers for A Head Full of Dreams (2015) and Music of the Spheres (2021). Her work has been recognized with a Grammy nomination for Best Recording Package. In 2021, she created the 'Hall of Visions' installation at Faena Hotel for Miami Art Week. | Alicia CandianiAlicia Candiani is an Argentine artist specializing in printmaking and digital media. She founded Proyecto Ace, an artist-in-residence program in Buenos Aires that promotes artistic exchange and contemporary printmaking. Candiani's work has been showcased in over 300 exhibitions globally. |
Freelance Musicians & ComposersFrom tango to electronic music, Argentina’s freelance musicians compose soundtracks, perform in live venues, and produce music for global audiences. Many work remotely, creating scores for films and video games. Platforms like Bandcamp and SoundCloud help them showcase talent, while Buenos Aires and Córdoba’s music scenes offer diverse collaboration opportunities. | ![]() |
Claudia BrantClaudia Brant is a prolific composer, producer, and singer. She has penned over 1,200 songs recorded by artists across multiple languages, including Spanish, Portuguese, and English. Brant has received numerous accolades, including a Latin Grammy Award for Best Singer-Songwriter Album in 2018 for Sincera. | Bruno SanfilippoBruno Sanfilippo is a contemporary classical composer and pianist. His work explores minimalist piano concepts and electroacoustic music. Currently based in Barcelona, he has released numerous albums and has performed at various international music festivals. | Pablo MurgierPablo Murgier is a pianist, arranger, and composer specializing in jazz and tango. He leads the Pablo Murgier Ensemble, which won the first World Tango Orchestra Award in 2017. Their debut album was nominated for the Premios Gardel in the Best New Artist category. | Lito VitaleBorn in 1961, Vitale is a versatile musician, composer, and arranger. Proficient in piano, guitar, and keyboards, he has explored genres ranging from rock and folk to tango and jazz fusion. Vitale has received multiple awards, including a Latin Grammy in 2000 for his collaborative work. |
![]() | Writers & Content CreatorsFreelance writers in Argentina craft compelling content, from literature to journalism and marketing copy. Many work for international publications, offering fresh perspectives rooted in local culture. The country’s strong literary tradition, influenced by Borges and Cortázar, inspires a new generation of content creators exploring digital storytelling, blogs, and scriptwriting. |
Selva AlmadaSelva Almada has been compared to Carson McCullers and Flannery O'Connor for her evocative storytelling. Her works, such as The Wind That Lays Waste and Dead Girls, explore themes of violence and gender in rural Argentina. In 2024, her novel No Es un Río was shortlisted for the Booker Prize, coinciding with the release of a film adaptation of The Wind That Lays Waste. | Pola OloixaracOloixarac is a writer, journalist, and translator. Her debut novel, Savage Theories, is a bold exploration of love and violence in post-revolutionary Argentina, blending historical narratives with a critique of academia. The novel has been praised for its ambitious and complex narrative style. | Gabriela Cabezón CámaraGabriele Cabezón Cámara is a prominent voice in contemporary Argentine literature. Her novel The Adventures of China Ironoffers a feminist and queer reimagining of Argentina's foundational myth and was shortlisted for the International Booker Prize in 2020. In 2023, she released Las niñas del naranjel, delving into the historical figure of Monja Alférez, a woman who lived as a man during the Conquest of the Americas. | Mariana EnríquezBorn in 1973 in Buenos Aires, Enríquez is renowned for her unsettling short stories and novels that blend urban horror with social commentary. Her acclaimed works include Things We Lost in the Fire and The Dangers of Smoking in Bed, the latter of which was nominated for the International Booker Prize in 2021. In 2024, she published La Petite Sœur, exploring the life of fellow Argentine writer Silvina Ocampo. |
Fashion Designers & Textile ArtistsArgentina’s independent fashion designers and textile artists merge traditional craftsmanship with contemporary trends. Many focus on sustainable, handmade fashion, inspired by indigenous techniques. Through social media and online marketplaces, these creatives sell unique pieces worldwide. Buenos Aires hosts fashion events, fostering freelance talent in a growing global fashion industry. | ![]() |