The Museo del Oro has put on display a rare collection of pre-Columbian offerings known as ‘tunjos’ and crafted by Muisca goldsmiths.
The exhibition ‘Habladores’ at Banco de la República looks at how chosen artists get inspiration from literature.
Kindi Llajtu uses colour to create an “absence” of light. The artist employs the abstract with ancestral techniques.
Barranquilla’s Museo del Caribe is a stylish museum dedicated to ‘costa’ culture and all its marvels.
An art auction by the Corporación Matamoros hopes to raise more than $600 million pesos to help wounded veterans.
Bogotá-based artist Nick Nichols plans to paint 100 portraits on recycled wood as part of his Hunert Faces Project.
This month, the Museo Nacional hosts an exhibition by Leo Matiz, Colombia’s most important photojournalist.
Latin American art expert, José Roca, is helping boost artists in his home country and share their work around the world.
Rafael Gomezbarros’s oversized ants represent both Colombian industriousness and displacement caused by conflict.
Bogotá’s Museum of Modern Art, MAMBO, celebrates 50 years with a collection covering more than a century of art.
The Taller Manual de Cuero is a landmark of leather in La Macarena neighborhood of Bogotá for years.
Louvre curators wired with the Museo Nacional to open a first-in-Colombia exhibition of ancient Greek ceramics.
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.