My first assignment for WUBA is to interview Gerardo Dubois. known to most by his nom de mode, Bandoleiro. I know little about fashion and even less about designers, my vague impression of the latter having been formed mostly by Maya Rudolph’s portrayal of Donatella Versace on Saturday Night Live. Understandably, I’m a bit nervous.

The cerebral visual lullaby for Olga's "Avalancha de Sonrisas".

For the fourth edition of Extranjeros, a series dedicated to sharing interesting projects led by foreigners in Buenos Aires, we visit Adélaïde Aronio the creator of and designer for her brand Bill&Bill. We sat down with her and her wild dog Bill to talk about her constant journey into the unknown.

On the corner of Avenida Directorio and Murguiondo a mural announces, “Republica de Mataderos – Bienvenidos.” Republic of Mataderos – Welcome.  This mural, for those entering the neighborhood from the east, beyond which lies the vast majority of Capital Federal, indicates to visitors that they are entering a place with an overwhelming sense of local pride, and that may, in fact, host some of the most vivid manifestations of historic and contemporary Argentine identity in the city.

Just in time for the cold winter front, the 2nd Annual Buenos Aires Chili Cook-off entertained a crowd of 600 with the distinctly American bowl of chili.

Artist Dani Dan is bouncing around Europe, where he participated in the graffiti festival Long Stories for Perm in Russia and showed at his first Parisian exhibit. We asked him to write about his experiences, and this is what he had to share.