The 6th edition of Muestra de Cine Español opens in Bogotá, Thursday March 8, with a slate of award-winning films from Spanish filmmakers.
An intensive cultural exchange between Spain and Colombia will keep you busy during the next 18 months. Here, some of the highlights.
Bogotá’s Mambo put the art world on edge with a “For Rent” sign. Is this cultural icon moving to a new home or is it a tactic to announce an upcoming exhibition?
Mari?a Luisa Fuentes is the protagonist of a documentary by director Rubén Mendoza that follows the everyday trials of being a gender fluid person in a remote region of Colombia.
Austria, Spain and Mexico bring their very best performing artists to the Teatro Mayor Julio Mario Santo Domingo in 2018
A beautiful bronze by Fernando Botero has been stolen from a Parisian gallery in full view of security cameras. The work titled ‘Maternity’ is valued at $425,000 Euros.
The inauguration of the Bogotá International Art Fair (ARTBO), was attended by the who’s who of Colombian art, curators, business leaders, and well-known personalities.
The country’s most important art fair, ARTBO, kicks- off Thursday with a new section and 75 galleries from across the world.
Fernando Botero’s artistic style evolved over decades as a landmark exhibition at the Museo Nacional reveals.
The latest exhibition of the National Museum looks at a transition period in this country’s search for Independence.
Innovative foodies, eco-chefs and a gallery invasion is changing the face of Chapinero.
A selection of the 32nd Biennale of Sao Paulo is on display at the Bogotá Museum of Modern Art (Mambo).
From Shakespeare in Love to a host of gallery openings, with August almost upon us Bogotá’s cultural offerings will keep you entertained.
Galería Alonso Garce?s turns 40 this month and to celebrate this achievement
hosts an exhibition by Francisco Fernández titled “For Your Eyes Only”.
Director James Gray’s Lost City of ‘Z’ has received critical acclaim for its stunning cinematography and art direction. The story of an early 20th century explorer Percy Fawcett, was filmed in Colombia’s Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta.
Jim Amaral and Olga de Amaral are Colombia’s artistic duo. Recent exhibitions offer a glimpse on lives dedicated to marriage, children and creative expression.