“Who Art You?” is an exciting journey through the richness of cultural diversity and intercultural creativity, presenting works by artists from 20 different countries, their different techniques and styles...
The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, has acquired a major, rediscovered painting by the great Mexican muralist Diego Rivera (1886–1957). The 1928 painting “La Bordadora” (The Embroiderer) had been in the...
The Malta Biennale is scheduled to be the most prominent cultural event of 2024, with the sponsorship of 80 artists from 23 countries, 24 from Malta. This is in...
Germán Botero´s ”Orchid” abstract sculpture, made by adding small modules that define or draw the void, geometry where the line and not the plane dominates, the space more than...
Latin America is represented by 9 countries: Argentina, Mexico, Peru, and Chile (Arsenale), while Uruguay and Brazil are located in the Giardini. In addition, the Dominican Republic has its...
In Washington, D.C., the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) unveils ‘Amazonía: A Hub of BioCreativity,’ an exhibition featuring contemporary artists deeply connected to the Amazon Rainforest. This showcase aims to...
This fascinating technique breaks some conventions of figurative style of cosmic fantasy. Juan González Uribe is a talented figurative artist from Colombia who pursues an intuitive form of abstraction....
Discover the first solo exhibition of Fernando Calzadilla, a virtuoso Venezuelan theater designer, academic and visual artist. His innovative approach presents “expanded practices” that weave performance, painting, portraiture, theatricality,...
“The Forbidden Fruit: Object of Desire” is a multidisciplinary exhibition that revolves around the theme of the pomegranate as the most sumptuous and enigmatic of forbidden fruits, with contemporary...
Art Basel 2023 features over 200 leading galleries and artists, where Latin-American galleries from Colombia
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