A selection of high-quality reproductions of El Prado’s art collection are on display in Bogotá’s Plaza de Bolívar.
Colombia’s largest public library is showcasing rare books, documents and pictures from its private collection as part of the exhibition BLAA 60 years: Evidence of a nation.
Celebrated artist Doris Salcedo inaugurates a “counter-monument” to peace.
El Museo gallery in Bogotá has launched an exhibition of 30 Latin American photographers who examine the importance of the graphic element in their works.
The exhibit “Art of Disobedience” at Bogotá’s Museum of Modern Art (Mambo) presents works by artists who challenged the cultural and political norms of their times.
The historical documentary “Hitler versus Picasso” comes to movie theatres across Colombia for a limited four-day screening.
Fernando Botero’s “Bird of Peace” has a new home in the National Museum of Colombia. The work was donated by the Colombian artist to show solidarity with the peace process.
As Colombia’s youngest president, Iván Duque has named some of the ministers who will make up his first cabinet: A combination of experience and economic expertise.
Many artifacts have more anthropological value once they are broken, and the focus of the
Gold Museum’s latest exhibition.
Bogotá Audiovisual Market (BAM) is the most important gathering of film industry professionals in the country, and for the ninth edition, Spain is guest of honor.
A major photography exhibition at MAMU im Bogotá looks at the many facets of Leo Matiz’s photography, from documentary to commercial. He also curated exhibitions by Latin American artists.
An exhibition on “rational art” with some of the world’s most acclaimed contemporary artists questions how we perceive the creative process.
ARTBO’s second edition of its Art Weekend opens May 18 with 70 events scheduled, including installations in two public landmarks, and a free shuttle service between the city’s art districts.
The works by 40 emerging Colombian artists will be shown this month at ARCOT in Tokyo, Japan. This exhibition offers Japanese audiences a fresh perspective on Latin American art.
The renown Colombian artist Olga de Amaral is hosting her first exhibition in Belgium and which present 40 works elaborated during the last 15 years of a prolific creative life.
A beautiful exhibition titled Golden Kingdoms at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York includes pre-Columbian artefacts from Bogotá’s famous Gold Museum.