Culture

Mauricio Puentes, the star of new Colombian film, Roa, discusses the role and how he came to make his feature film debut.

New film Roa, from Colombian director Andres Baiz, opened the Cartagena Film Festival to thunderous applause.

The Cartagena International Film Festival takes place this week, bringing in cineastes and filmmakers from around the world.

A new book chronicles the powerful stories of 23 internally displaced people from Colombia's armed conflict.

Louvre curators wired with the Museo Nacional to open a first-in-Colombia exhibition of ancient Greek ceramics.

Must-have accessories for Colombians and visitors alike, mochilas from the Northern coast are cultural and fashion icons.

For aesthetes and book lovers, January is the perfect month to find end-of-year art books fresh on bookshelves.

Artist Fin DAC helped inspire kids in one of Cartagena's poorest neighborhoods through the power of street art.

The Colombia Tierra de Luz project increases environmental sustainability while healing wounds caused by the conflict.

Bogotá artist Miguel Angel Rojas talks about his identity, his reputation and why his art is charged with meaning.

Bogotano artist Pedro Ruiz's new exhibition, Oro, depicts an idealized and emotionally charged Colombia.

The National Museum launches an exhibition of Colombia’s cultural patrimony, both natural and man-made, recognized by UNESCO.

As DJ, Lina Una draws upon her education in anthropology to mix a multicultural musical experience.

4-Rios aims to educate a new generation of Colombians about the gritty details of the nation's infamous conflict through an engaging interactive graphic project.

Ambitious exhibition 'Inmigrantes' looks at the impact of foreigners on Colombian culture between 1930 and 1970.

With back to back performances lined up well into next year, Bogotá native Valeriano Lanchas is quickly becoming Colombia's biggest opera star.