Culture

If you’re an aspiring movie maker, then this month could make your career with the latest edition of BAM and the first edition of IndieBo.

Colombian movie-making talent is recognized at the prestigious Cannes Film festival.

To celebrate their 5th anniversary, the TMJSD presents Rigoletto and a co-production with the Zurich Opera House.

Important Colombian artists will exhibit this month at Christie's in New York ahead of their much anticipated Latin American Art auction.

From its birthplace in Germany to the musical stage of Valledupar, ' Journey of the accordion' tributes the accordion and vallenato's virtuoso.

An exhibition of Hernan Díaz’s wor, presents portraits of Colombian artists, political figures, and a documentation of Cartagena in the 1970s.

Colombian songwriters Kevin Rooke and Andro Sánchez are honoured at the U.S-based International Songwriting Competition.

The Salzburg Chamber Soloists will premiere at the Colón in the Bogotá, May 14. Enjoy a magical evening with this world-renowned ensemble.

An exhibition by the Magnum agency's war photographer, Raymond Depardon, looks at a personal vision of "France."

A documentary looks at what it means to be a 'Llanero criollo' and a way of life which is indelibly linked to the land.

The Colón Theatre presents an impressive series of cultural events to mark the first anniversary of the passing of the Nobel.

The National Museum launches an exhibition on Radio Sutatenza and the effort during a half century of 'radio schools' to educate Colombian farmers.

The Israeli singing troupe Voca People will perform for the first time in Colombia and six nights musical nights at the Colón Theatre.

The National Museum of Colombia's exhibition "Encuentros: Mexico-Colombia" looks at the rich visual tradition of two nations.

All eyes are on Cartagena this month as the city hosts the 55th edition of the FICCI.

A theatre company known for putting on the stage plays relating to the Colombian identity, present this month at the Colón, 'Hare Lip'.