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As Colombia opens up to the world, the country’s artists are gaining a stronger following overseas.
China will host the nation’s first ever exhibition of the works of artist Fernando Botero this month.
The fourth sale of BogotAuctions takes place November 3rd offering modern and contemporary works by Colombian and Latin American artists.
The most important art fair in Colombia, ARTBO, prepares to host the world with a record number of galleries and artists represented.
Artist Ben Betsalel gives those who are incarcerated a voice and empowerment through a unique portrait series and which will tour Colombia.
An exhibition by the Banco de la República unites demobilized combatants and respected artists to imagine a post-conflict future.
The works of Argentinian photographer Gabriela Sacco are on exhibit at the Art Museum of the Banco de la República.
The Ministry of Culture has released a resolution to preserve the flower artistry and patrimony of Antioquia’s silleteros.
From photography workshops to street theatre, Bogotá’s patchwork of barrios are embracing alternative spaces for art.
Important Colombian artists will exhibit this month at Christie’s in New York ahead of their much anticipated Latin American Art auction.
An exhibition of Hernan Díaz’s wor, presents portraits of Colombian artists, political figures, and a documentation of Cartagena in the 1970s.
An exhibition by the Magnum agency’s war photographer, Raymond Depardon, looks at a personal vision of “France.”
The National Museum of Colombia’s exhibition “Encuentros: Mexico-Colombia” looks at the rich visual tradition of two nations.
The curtain rises on Spain’s largest art fair, ARCOmadrid 2015 with Colombia as the invited guest nation.
BogotAuctions opens the year with its 3rd edition February 9th with an impressive collection of Latin American contemporary art.