Culture

One of the largest rock festivals in South America turns 20 this holiday weekend, and best of all, it's free!

A landmark exhibition has opened with 113 engravings and woodcuts by the German artist of the Renaissance, Albrecht Dürer.

After six years of renovations Colombia’s grandest of theatres, the Teatro Colón, reopens to the public this month.

The Bogotá Audiovisual Market (BAM) is positioned as the second most important market for audiovisual creatives in Latin America.

The residence of the British Ambassador houses a unique collection of British art from the Georgian to the contemporary

Two important cultural events which should not be missed as we head towards the end of June.

Carlos Nariño presents ‘Paisajes de la Memoria’ in which canvas paintings depict skies and horizons of the Sabana de Bogotá.

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.

A powerful new film ‘Marmato’ sheds light on a mining town beset by problems of social exclusion and indifference.

The paintings of Ana Mercedes Hoyos are indelibly linked with a Colombian identity. The subject of many works is “soul mate” Zenaida.

An exhibition dedicated to Juan Antonio Roda opens at the National Museum and covers a half century of work by the artist.

From BAM to BOmm, Bogotá's Chamber of Commerce is a global meeting place for entrepreneurs promoting the creative arts.

More nationally-made movies are coming to your local theatre as the FICCI Cartagena 2014 opens in Cartagena.

An energetic collective by contemporary urban artists is on exhibit this month at the Minuto de Dios’ cultural center MAC.

His words gave new form to literary expression in Colombia. Candelario Obeso was the black poet of the Magdalena.