Known for bold colors and geometric patterns, Colombian artist Omar Rayo gets a retrospective exhibition at the Museo Nacional.
Enrique Peñalosa has clinched the second most important post in the country: Mayor of Bogotá. His four-year term starts January 1st 2016.
Writer Alden Pyle decides to give the clubs a miss and explore the sub-culture of cock fighting in Chapinero
Countering a stigma attached to street performance, a video project brings us closer to the musicians of Bogotá’s centro.
Increasingly visible on catwalks and with major retail outlets, what options exist in Colombia for the bigger woman?
From photography workshops to street theatre, Bogotá’s patchwork of barrios are embracing alternative spaces for art.
Giancarlo Mazzanti is the mastermind behind some of Colombia’s most imposing structures. His additions to the landscape help transform vulnerable communities.
On Sunday, April 12th a strange, erratic and “shape-shifting” object was spotted in the sky over Colombia’s capital.
Bogotá’s altitude offers plants plenty of light, but tends to dry them out fast. Here are some simple tips on high altitude gardening.
Increasingly artisanal bakeries are leading a trend in Bogotá, with gluten-free loafs and international selections.
The Teatro Colón received the FIABCI award for its restoration work lead by architect Max Ojeda.
Powerful winter storms are affecting Bogotá and are predicted to last until December. An industrial fire has also affected the air quality.
With its authentic pastrami Reuben, to cured meats and sausages, Xarcuteria is a revelation in fun and comfort dining.
Inhabitants of Bogotá should brace themselves for more taxes as the Metro runs up the tab before initial construction.
A stygian temple of kitch which guarantees a cure for everything is one of the bizarre landmarks of the Caracas Avenue in Bogotá.
A brew known as ‘Chicha’ was the link between man and the Gods, until Bogotá politicians tried to have it banned into oblivion.