Argentina’s artistic community faces systematic repression under Javier Milei’s government, which merges far-right libertarianism with state-driven censorship. From canceling concerts at memorial sites to dismantling cultural institutions and smearing dissenting artists, the regime weaponizes bureaucracy against creative freedom. Yet from guerrilla performances to encrypted livestreams, artists are resisting with powerful acts of defiance—turning cultural repression into a spark for resurgence.