Blog

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

The death of Fernando Botero in September 2023 marked a turning point in the history of Colombian art. Today, on the anniversary of his passing,

The Duque Arango Gallery opens its doors to one of the most anticipated exhibitions of the year: the David Manzur Exhibition which will be on

Olga de Amaral was born in Bogotá, Colombia, in 1932 and has spent decades redefining the possibilities of fiber, weaving, and surface transformation. Her practice,

September 2025.Art exhibition at Duque Arango Contemporáneo, Medellín. A lomo (2025) is the result of an artistic process that has taken more than five years

When exploring Fernando Botero’s career, the question inevitably arises: what is Botero most famous painting, and which works can be considered his best and most iconic? The truth is

At Duque Arango Galería we identified two fundamental needs: On the one hand, to listen to and disseminate the voices of contemporary art and its

What if the dragon was never meant to die? At the Duque Arango Gallery, the myth that has accompanied David Manzur’s career since the early

The relationship between art and public space is as old as cities themselves. Medellín, a city that has moved between extremes, has found in art

Olga de Amaral stands out as one of the most influential pioneers of fiber art in the 20th and 21st centuries. The Colombian artist, born in

Contemporary art has become one of the most powerful languages of our time. It is characterized by its ability to question, provoke, and rethink the