The works of the great master of the visual narrative, Colombia’s Fernando Botero, are as corpulent as they are compositions of humanity’s uncertainty.
Artist Lydia Azout is participating in ARTBO weekend with her most recent exhibition ‘Umbrales’ at the Alonso Garcés Gallery in Bogotá.
Artist Maripaz Jaramillo’s most recent exhibition ‘Abrazos’ explores the art of the embrace and is a poignant statement at a time in which Colombians must “embrace” the peace process.
The cultural identity of late 19th century Antioquia is exhibited in the works of Francisco Cano.
The residence of the British Ambassador houses a unique collection of British art from the Georgian to the contemporary
A landmark show by South African artist William Kentridge is on display at the Banco de la República’s Museum of Art in Bogotá.
The exhibition “Memories of Reality” showcases the poignant photographs of pioneering photojournalist Sady González.
An energetic collective by contemporary urban artists is on exhibit this month at the Minuto de Dios’ cultural center MAC.
Four renowned art curators based in Bogotá reveal who we should be watching on the gallery circuit in 2014.
The artist of ‘Holy Beauty Project,’ Rossina Bossio, abandons the sacred and for a new series depicting contemporary women in all their “strangeness.”
Growing, growing…sold! Art lovers and buyers descend this month on the largest exhibition space for Colombian art.
Fernando Cruz documents rudimentary brick ovens as a creative undertaking to understand “sacred” spaces in Colombia.
Taking on coal in all its visual expressions is the latest venture of the Colombian multi-media artist Eduardo Moreno.
The exhibition ‘Habladores’ at Banco de la República looks at how chosen artists get inspiration from literature.
Artist Pedro Ruiz depicts in “Oro” scenes representing the beauty and complexity of traditional life and nature in Colombia.
Louvre curators wired with the Museo Nacional to open a first-in-Colombia exhibition of ancient Greek ceramics.