Features

Painter Carlos Jacanamijoy and neuroscientist Rodolfo Llinás met up in Bogotá to discuss how the brain sees art.

From gold mines to 'corralejas' photojournalist Stephen Ferry has covered Colombia and documented its 'violentology'.

A former journalist turned rare map collector , Timothée de Saint-Albin is generating new interest in Colombia’s patrimony and printed heritage.

Beautiful estates and extensive properties once owned by the kings of cocaine cartels remain entangled in a legal limbo.

Accepting an invitation from the Elders of the Sierra to communicate their spiritual message to the world, John Lundin drops a "note" from home in…

German Vélez is a defender of seeds and Colombia’s food autonomy. He spoke of the urgency of keeping our agriculture traditional.

After surviving an accident in 2010, Dan Eley has made several trips to Cali in order to help youngsters get a new start.

From his days with the M-19 to forging a lasting peace, Antonio Navarro Wolff has built his political career on social justice.

Patrulla Aérea Civil’s volunteer pilots and medics provide life-changing healthcare to remote, neglected communities.

Invited to showcase gastronomy from Valle de Cauca at this year's charity food festival Alimentarte, Chef Catalina Vélez makes healthy food her crusade.

Founders of 'Sea Shepherd' Colombia veterinarians Dove and Saville have shared an invaluable lesson in the conservation of this nation's endangered species.

With a growing fan base thanks to a series of hit singles, ChocQuibTown are back with a new album which reaffirms their musical roots and…

Off the beaten path, time seems to have passed Murillo by. With its mountain chills and soft Andean light, this corner of Tolima is very…

With many awards for his investigative journalism, Gonzalo Guillén, former correspondent for El Nuevo Herald, has been relentless in his search for truth.

Photojournalist Mauricio Morales got inside Syria’s besieged city of Aleppo to capture scenes of attrition and daily life amidst snipers and bombs.

Wade Davis has a long involvement with Colombia's Amazon, and this respected anthropologist believes the survival of ‘Peoples of the Anaconda’ is at stake.