A remote corner of South America has become an unlikely hub for art, culture and gastronomy. — AFP
JOSE IGNACIO (Uruguay): In a seaside village in eastern Uruguay, well-heeled tourists saunter through a crowded art fair sipping crisp local rose wine as they marvel at the area’s burgeoning creative scene.
Between seemingly endless golden Atlantic beaches and undulating grasslands, this remote corner of South America has become an unlikely hub for art, culture and gastronomy.
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