Archeology of the trade: Sair García
Until August 27, Duque Arango Galería presents Arqueología del oficio, an exhibition by Colombian artist Sair García that invites to a deep reflection on the effects of violence, displacement and oblivion, from an intimate, technical and poetic point of view. This series starts from a cinematographic composition to construct images that interrogate time and memory. […]
Fernando Botero facts: unveiling the secrets behind Colombia’s most iconic artist
When it comes to intriguing Fernando Botero facts, U.S. audiences are captivated by the bold reality behind his unique artistry. Known for his signature Fernando Botero style, commonly referred to as Boterismo, this Colombian artist created exaggerated, voluminous figures that combine visual delight with sharp social commentary. But what are the lesser-known Botero curiosities that define his enigmatic legacy? A […]
Fernando Botero: the Colombian artist who redefined figurative art.
When people think of Colombian art, one name stands out across the globe: Fernando Botero artist. Known for his distinctive style, Fernando Botero’s paintings and sculptures portray voluminous, exaggerated forms that have fascinated audiences for over six decades. His work is instantly recognizable, playful yet profound, blending humor with critical social commentary. Today, Fernando Botero art is celebrated […]
Olga de Amaral: The timeless legacy of Latin American fiber art
For over six decades, Olga de Amaral, Colombian contemporary artist has pushed the boundaries between craft, sculpture, and painting, positioning herself as the most influential figures in Latin American fiber art. Olga de Amaral artworks, which blends traditional weaving techniques with gold leaf, gesso, and modern abstraction, resonates in global conversations around contemporary art and textile innovation. A […]
Fernando Botero exhibition in Barcelona
Fernando Botero: A Universal Master in Barcelona From February 14 through July 20, 2025, the Palau Martorell in Barcelona becomes the epicenter of Latin American art with one of the most significant exhibitions dedicated to Fernando Botero in Spain. Entitled Fernando Botero: A Universal Master, this exhibition is the largest retrospective ever held in Spain […]
Invest in Olga de Amaral Art: A timeless asset for Art Collectors
In the world of contemporary art, few names evoke the same sense of reverence and originality as Olga de Amaral. Best known for her tactile, light-infused textile works that defy traditional classifications, Olga de Amaral has transformed the medium of fiber into a language of abstraction, architecture, and emotion. Her early education at the Cranbrook Academy of […]
Alejandra Aristizábal: Textile Art
Biography and training. Alejandra Aristizábal is a Colombian artist specializing in textile-structural work. As a child she grew up surrounded by coffee plantations and mountain landscapes, which nurtured her respect for nature. She studied Visual Arts at Miami International University of Art & Design, where she explored painting, photography and sculpture. In 2015 she discovered […]
David Manzur arrives at Casa MÁS: a must-see exhibition of the master in Bogota
A major exhibition by master artist David Manzur is coming to Casa MÁS in Bogota. The show includes some of his most emblematic pieces from his famous series on St. George and the dragon, in which the artist transforms a religious myth into a metaphor about the human condition. This exhibition is the result of […]
The painting world of Fernando Botero: Style, iconic artworks, and lasting impact
Beyond the surface of rotund shapes lies a disciplined artist with a deep understanding of form, composition, and color. This article explores Fernando Botero’s artistic style, provides a guide to the most famous Botero paintings, and offers insight into Botero’s best-known works, examining their relevance in the contemporary art world and U.S. market. Fernando Botero’s artistic style: volume, […]
The rich volumes of Fernando Botero: A deep dive into his still life paintings
When speaking about Fernando Botero, most art enthusiasts immediately think of his monumental figures and voluminous human forms. Known for developing Boterismo, his unique style of inflated proportions, Botero is often associated with satirical portraits and political commentary. However, a lesser-known yet equally vital aspect of his oeuvre lies in his still life paintings. In this […]
