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A new era for textile art Textile art is experiencing a renaissance. Once underestimated and confined to the category of craft, it is now thriving

Art exhibitions in Colombia not only reflect the pulse of national creativity, but also set the course for new aesthetic sensibilities. In 2025, the city

Modern textile art has established itself as one of the strongest trends in contemporary art. Due to its connection with ancestral practices and its expansion

Fernando Botero, one of the most important Latin American artists of the 20th and 21st centuries, has captivated global audiences with his distinctive volumetric style

The restoration of democracy in Chile and Spain brought with it a peculiar phenomenon in both countries: a rush to turn the page and embrace

Each anniversary of Fernando Botero’s birth invites us to reflect on the immense legacy that this master left to the world. Born on April 19,

For centuries, Mexican art has been a mirror of national identity, a form of expression that has accompanied the most important moments in the country’s

Contemporary Latin American art has witnessed a significant transformation in recent decades, especially in relation to the participation and recognition of women artists. These creators

The Legacy of Fernando Botero Few artists have left such a lasting mark on the art world as Fernando Botero. As the most important Colombian artist

When it comes to buying Olga de Amaral art, collectors and art enthusiasts alike turn to her exceptional textile works, which pay homage to the

“I saw the Aleph, from every point, I saw the earth in the Aleph, and in the earth the Aleph, and in the Aleph the

Mexico has established itself as the capital of Latin American art, and events such as Zona Maco 2025 are proof of this. Held from 5