2024 marked an unforgettable year for Duque Arango, a gallery committed to the promotion of Latin American and global art. Through carefully curated exhibitions, we took our artistic vision to different cities, countries and art fairs, consolidating our place as one of the main references in the cultural scene.
Below, we share with you a tour of the exhibitions and events we held this year.
January – Art Palm Beach
We began the year at Art Palm Beach, one of the most important art fairs in the United States, where we presented a selection of emblematic works that aroused great interest among international collectors.
February – ZONA MACO (Mexico City)
In February, we traveled to Mexico City to participate in ZONA MACO, the most prominent contemporary art fair in Latin America. Our booth was praised for its innovative approach and for bringing together artists in dialogue with the history of Latin American art.
Visit our booth at Zona Maco
March – Medellín: Unsettling dichotomies by Reynier Ferrer
In Medellin, we inaugurated Unsettling Dichotomies, an exhibition by Cuban artist Reynier Ferrer that explored the tensions and emotions in abstract art.
Bogotá: Alejandro Obregón
During the same month, Bogota became the stage for one of our most dynamic exhibitions: Alejandro Obregón, highlighting the variety of themes in his work and its importance to our history.
May – Olga de Amaral, Reynier Ferrer and Alejandro Obregón
May was a month of big names. Medellin, Bogota and Barranquilla were the scene of important art exhibitions.
In Bogota, the exhibition “Unsettling Dichotomies” Reynier Ferrer was moved.
In Medellin, Olga de Amaral’s La contemporaneidad de lo ancestral invited the public to reflect on the relationship between tradition and modernity. It was Olga de Amaral’s first large-scale exhibition in Medellin; it was very well received by the public, demonstrating a trend and growth in textile art.
On the other hand, the exhibition of the master Alejandro Obregón was presented in the city where the artist grew up: Barranquilla.
July – Bogota: The contemporaneity of the ancestral by Olga de Amaral
This exhibition arrived in the Colombian capital, where once again Olga de Amaral demonstrated why she is a key figure in global contemporary art.
August – Mexico City: 80 circumnavigations of the sun by Julio Larraz
In August, we celebrated the 80th birthday of master Julio Larraz with an exhibition that brought together his most representative works. The event, held in Mexico City, was a tribute to his career and artistic vision.
October – Bogota: Art Perspectives
In October, we closed the season in Bogota with Vertientes del arte, a group exhibition that brought together emerging and established artists in a dialogue on the multiple forms of artistic expression.
December – Art Miami
Finally, we closed the year at Art Miami, reaffirming our commitment to modern and contemporary Latin American art, establishing links with the international art scene.
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