The Duque Arango Gallery is pleased to announce three outstanding art exhibitions to be held in Medellin, Bogota and Barranquilla during the month of May. These exhibitions offer a unique opportunity to explore the diversity and richness of modern and contemporary Latin American art.
Below is a detailed overview of each of them.
Olga de Amaral – The Contemporaneity of the Ancestral
In Medellin, the Duque Arango Gallery will host from May 16 an unmissable art exhibition by Olga de Amaral, entitled “La Contemporaneidad de lo Ancestral” (The Contemporaneity of the Ancestral). The inauguration will be accompanied by a cocktail party, marking the beginning of an exhibition that will run until early July. The exhibition brings together more than 20 works by this renowned Colombian artist, who has revolutionized the field of textiles and handicrafts, elevating them to the rank of art. This is the first time that Medellín has the honor of hosting a solo exhibition by Amaral, offering visitors a unique experience to appreciate his innovative approach that fuses ancestral techniques with a contemporary vision.
Reynier Ferrer – Fragmenting the Glance
For the first time, the singular work of Cuban artist Reynier Ferrer arrives in the Colombian capital. “Fragmenting the Look” is an exhibition that will be available in Bogota until July, moving from Medellin to captivate the Bogota public. Ferrer is known for his bold handling of textures and colors, as well as for his expressionism. This exhibition provides a window into the currents of contemporary art and its evolution, showing how art can reflect and shape different socio-cultural contexts. Don’t miss the opportunity to explore the dynamism and depth of his work in this unique exhibition.
Alejandro Obregón – Return to Barranquilla
The city of Barranquilla is privileged to welcome back one of its favorite sons, Alejandro Obregón. In this exhibition, his iconic condors, flowers, barracudas and bulls come to life, capturing the essence of the Caribbean and nature in its purest form.
Master Obregón’s works, renowned for their vigor and expressiveness, are presented in an exhibition that celebrates his legacy and his deep connection to Barranquilla. This is a must-see opportunity for art lovers to immerse themselves in Obregón’s own world, recognizing his lasting impact on the Colombian art scene.
Learn more about the exhibition here.
These three exhibitions represent a celebration of art in its various forms and expressions. The Duque Arango Gallery invites you to be part of these cultural experiences, where each exhibition offers a unique and enriching narrative. Don’t miss the opportunity to enjoy and reflect on the art of Olga de Amaral, Reynier Ferrer and Alejandro Obregón during the month of May.
