Carlos Vega and the great storehouse of images
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 the emerging postmodern era. This urgency led to the hasty—and often unjust—dismissal of an entire generation of artists who had worked under dictatorship, while others, who quickly aligned themselves with […]
Tribute to Fernando Botero: Celebrating the Legacy of the Master of Latin American Art
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, 1932 in Medellin, Colombia, Botero became one of the most internationally recognized and valued Latin American artists. His unmistakable style, his voluminous characters and his deep commitment to the culture […]
Mexican Art: History, Evolution and Two Key Figures of the Twentieth Century
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 history. Mexico has been the cradle of powerful and deeply symbolic artistic movements. Brief history of Mexican art Art in Mexico has ancestral roots dating back to the great pre-Columbian […]
Women in Latin American Contemporary Art: five artists who make a difference
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 have challenged stereotypes and have contributed significantly to the development of modern art in Latin America. Below, we will explore the importance of women in Latin American contemporary art and […]
Fernando Botero: A Master of Colombian Art and Latin American Excellence
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 and one of the most celebrated Latin American figures in contemporary art, Botero’s distinctive style, known as Boterismo, has gained international recognition. His ability to fuse humor, irony, and deep social […]
Discover the Beauty of Olga de Amaral’s Artworks at Duque Arango Gallery
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 rich cultural heritage of Colombia and the broader Latin American artistic tradition. At Duque Arango Gallery, we are proud to present a carefully curated selection of Olga de Amaral artworks […]
Ariel Cabrera: Metanarratives
“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 earth.” — Jorge Luis Borges, The Aleph (1945) A colossal white yacht floats serenely on vibrant blue waters. Surrounding it, incongruous characters and objects seem immersed in their own stories: […]
Mexico City: The Latin American Art Capital
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 to 9 February in Mexico City, this edition brought together 220 galleries from more than 30 countries, attracting an estimated of 81,500 visitors. Zona Maco art fair is not only […]
Ariel Cabrera: discover new works by the artist
Contemporary painting in Latin America has been marked by artists who explore history, identity, and collective memory through their work. That’s how Ariel Cabrera has established himself as one of the most interesting figures in painting today. With a style that reinterprets the pictorial tradition of the great masters, Ariel Cabrera opens the doors to […]
Artists Represented by Duque Arango Gallery
Duque Arango, founded in 1980, has established itself as an essential reference in the promotion of modern and contemporary art, with a distinctive focus on the great Latin American masters. Our gallery has witnessed and participated in the dialogue between artistic traditions and emerging proposals, generating a space that not only welcomes established artists, but […]
