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In 2025, the high-end art market underwent an adjustment after several record years. The Art Basel & UBS report describes a period of consolidation, with

Buying contemporary art today is also a way of inhabiting time, relating to images, and constructing an aesthetic experience within everyday space. At this intersection

Few artists have achieved the global recognition and enduring appeal of Fernando Botero, the Colombian master whose distinctive language of “volumetric” form reshaped how the world

Textile art is a creative discipline in which artists use fibers (natural or synthetic) and textiles (e.g. yarn, thread, fabric) as the primary medium to

Among the great masters of Latin American modern art, few have achieved the emotional force, symbolic depth, and global influence of Oswaldo Guayasamín. For decades, his artistic

Duque Arango Galería — Booth AM 317 Each December, Miami transforms into the cultural capital of the Americas. During Miami Art Week, the city becomes a

Few artists in the modern era have achieved the distinctive recognition that Fernando Botero commands. His art, instantly identifiable by its voluminous forms, rich colors, and sense

Photography, as an aesthetic discipline, is perhaps one of the most complex visual languages, as it responds to the needs of creation, documentation, and permanence.

The Monalisa painting is one of the most recognized works in the history of Western art. Leonardo da Vinci’s masterpiece has inspired countless reinterpretations, parodies,

When discussing the great figures of modern art in Colombia, it is impossible not to mention Edgar Negret, who is perhaps the greatest exponent of

For more than five decades, Olga de Amaral has redefined the boundaries of fiber art, weaving together tradition, experimentation, and symbolism. Recognized internationally, she stands

Cartographies of Matter proposes a journey through the material diversity that permeates contemporary artistic practice in Latin America. Through the work of Ariel Cabrera, Sair