FLORA ars+natura provides a space for budding artists in a Bogotá neighborhood in need of a new leaf.
Omar Castañeda’s art exhibition Panela: The New Gold of Colombia draws connections between food and politics, a sugary staple and civil conflict.
As Colombia opens up to the world, the country’s artists are gaining a stronger following overseas.
A Bogotá film festival aims to promote women’s rights and open up the discussion of the role of women in Colombia’s film industry. The event runs for 10 days.
One organization is working to bridge the gap between those who can afford to produce music and those who can only dream it.
The works of Argentinian photographer Gabriela Sacco are on exhibit at the Art Museum of the Banco de la República.
Countering a stigma attached to street performance, a video project brings us closer to the musicians of Bogotá’s centro.
From photography workshops to street theatre, Bogotá’s patchwork of barrios are embracing alternative spaces for art.
An exhibition of Hernan Díaz’s wor, presents portraits of Colombian artists, political figures, and a documentation of Cartagena in the 1970s.
A documentary looks at what it means to be a ‘Llanero criollo’ and a way of life which is indelibly linked to the land.