An interview with sound artist Nahun Saldaña Macedo about the nature of his work and sound as a tool of resistance.

A dialogue of time through sound and tradition with artists Tito la Rosa and Paukarmayta.

Brus Rubio paints a mural from his Cultural Transformation series at Xapiri Ground.

An afternoon workshop dedicated to learning about the plant spirits of Pecon Quena.

Our 2022 annual report published by our non-profit organization Xapiri Ground.

Our 2023 annual report published by our non-profit organization Xapiri Ground.

Welcome to Xapiri Ground! We are happy to announce the opening of our new cultural center and flagship in the heart of San Blas, Cusco.

Wishing a Happy New Year to all of our friends and colleagues around the world!

An intimate discussion with artist Chenon Bensho and Pedro Favaron.

Wishing a Happy New Year to all of our friends and colleagues around the world!

Featuring photographs and installations of the material and traditional culture of the Matsés people of the Peruvian Amazon.

Meet Emily Urquía Sebastián and her incredible gift of painting her ancestral codes.

This is the first annual report published by our non-profit organization after year one (2020) of activity.

A sound series that explores field recordings from the Peruvian Amazon with artists and Indigenous communities.

Our 2021 annual report published by our non-profit organization Xapiri Ground.

An intimate portrait of Shipibo-Konibo artist Pecon Quena and her first visit to Cusco.

Culture in Cinema, setting the scene with David Díaz Gonzales for director Todd Field and his critically acclaimed film TÁR starring Cate Blanchett.

Pecon Quena paints her anthropomorphic spirits with a group of artists and volunteers in Pucallpa, Peru.

A Xapiri Voices commentary on the country's political turmoil as of December 2022.

Xapiri Voices aims to give a voice to those people who want to convey a message about their situation, their work, their wisdom or any topic that can enrich our community, creating a bridge between our listeners and our allies in the jungle.

A group of female artists express their economic and social concerns.

A documentary about the construction of a road that is silently destroying this protected forest in the depths of the remote Peruvian Amazon.

Linking the storytelling of the Matsigenka elders with the youth through painting and drawing.

An evening with Dennis McKenna who opens our minds to the undiscovered world of Amazonian biodiversity.

Our first year of getting to know the Matsigenka families of Shipetiari.

David Fleck on Cultural Preservation and Biculturalism for the Matsés.

This campaign was organized on behalf of the Matsés people of the Javari Valley and in partnership with Acaté Amazon Conservation to assist with their relief efforts.

Our 'Photos X Action campaign' was a fundraising effort for the Shipibo-Konibo emergency fund in partnership with Alianza Arkana.