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For ARTBO 2026, Duque Arango brings together 16 works that seek to sustain a conversation between two generations. On one side, five figures who set

Oscar Murillo, artist: who he is and why his work matters now Oscar Murillo (born 1986, La Paila, Valle del Cauca, Colombia) is one of

In November 2025, the Museum of Modern Art in New York opened Wifredo Lam: When I Don’t Sleep, I Dream, the first comprehensive retrospective devoted

Ana Mercedes Hoyos is one of the few Latin American painters of the twentieth century whose practice moves with equal authority between rigorous abstraction and

Duque Arango at ArtBO 2026: the gallery’s proposal for the Bogotá contemporary art fair From September 24 to 27, 2026, Bogotá becomes, once again, the

Gustavo Velez in Pietrasanta: the exhibition that marks 30 years in the world capital of sculpture In the summer of 2026, Gustavo Velez occupies Pietrasanta.

Amid marble, bronze, and polished steel, landscape and space come alive during the summer of 2026 in Pietrasanta with a remarkable tension. Pursuing the invisible

In recent years, the international art market has witnessed a renewed and sustained interest in fiber art, particularly in works that blur the boundaries between

Fernando Botero´s unmistakable volumetric language, has transcended stylistic categorization to become a cultural signature. For collectors, however, the relevance of Botero lies not only in

Oswaldo Guayasamin’s art is synonymous with a visual language that defined the emotional and political consciousness of the twentieth century in the region.  Today, the

The artist’s most recent body of work, exhibited from May 21 through July 6, 2026, at Duque Arango Gallery, is a selection of 40 pieces

Miami Beach has long established itself as a dynamic hub for contemporary art, where institutions, collectors, and galleries converge to shape conversations about global artistic