Teatro Colón’s Tranvía captures essence of William’s sultry southern classic
The Teatro Colón hops on Tennessee William's Streetcar Named Desire with a faithful and creative take on a southern classic.
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SNA45: Art salon of counter-information and reversed narratives
The 45th edition of the National Artists Salon takes an inverted look at the role of artists as nation builders.
Macondo Awards 2019: Covering Colombia’s cine-magic terrain
The 2019 Macondos will sweep through Colombia's cinematic landscapes starting in Medellín, host city to the award ceremony.
Film director Luis Ospina of Caliwood movement dies (1949-2019)
Filmmaker Luis Ospina inspired generations to pick up a camera and tell stories, The last member of the Caliwood cinematic movement died Sept 27, 2019.
Kendall Messick and his fleeting glances on Bogotá streets
Photographer Kendall Messick is presenting "Visión Ciega" (Blind Vision) at gallery Casa Grau and series inspired by the fleeting glances on Bogotá streets.
La Villa del Cine: A festival where visual narratives make history
The beautiful colonial town of Villa de Leyva will tribute Colombia's bicentenary of Independence with a film festival and workshops for children.
ARTBO 2019: Celebrating 15 years of Bogotá at the heart of the art scene
Celebrating 15 years as the country's most important showcase for contemporary art, ARTBO rolls out a cast of renowned galleries and curators.
Fragmentos: Art floored by memory and protest
Artists Clemencia Echeverri and Felipe Arturo inaugurate in the hallowed space of Doris Salcedo's tiled counter-monument.
Ibagué and the sounds of summer
When it comes to music, and music festivals, August out-plays other months with the capital of Tolima, Ibagué hosting the first edition of Ibagué Festival.…
Alejandro Landes’ Monos delves into the plight of children in war
Monos is the third feature by Colombian director Alejandro Landes, and a survivalist drama that follows a troop of child soldiers on a harrowing odyssey…
Exploring A World of Butterflies at BLAA
Presenting works in various artistic genres, Bogotá's largest public library - BLAA - takes flight with an exhibition on Colombian Butterflies.
Colombia’s bicentenary: Is it 1819 all over again?
The new exhibition at the National Museum, 1819: A significant year looks at the independence struggle from the vantage of 10 social groups who defined…
A World of Butterflies at the BLAA in Bogotá
Butterflies capture our imagination and the subject of great literature as well as children's books. For the next six months, BLAA is hosting A World…
Midwifery: The healing hands of history at the Gold Museum in Bogotá
The Gold Museum's latest exhibit looks at the role of midwifery on Colombia's Pacific coast, through ancient rituals and modern practices.
Vásquez on Man Booker nomination: “Memory in literature is a moral act”
In his 2015 novel The Shape of the Ruins, Juan Gabriel Va?squez delves into the conspiracy theories embedded in Colombia’s past and haunting its present.
Scottish Dance Theatre delivers its double bill Ritualia/TuTuMucky at Teatro Mayor
The Dundee-based Scottish Dance Theatre is making its Colombia debut with a double bill inspired in classical ballet and contemporary musical genres.