Luis Fernando Zapata Colombian, 1951-1994

“Possessed.” “Deviant.” “Sick.” Historically, colonial regimes attempted, gained, and maintained control over cuir/kuir/queer, trans, Black, and Indigenous people by pathologizing them along with their relationships—to the land, to the nonhuman,...

In April 1996, the Museum of Modern Art of Bogotá (MAMBO) brought together 130 pieces by Luis Fernando Zapata (Girardota 1951-Bogotá 1994) for the exhibition “Times of Silence,” which were...

Collection on stage #5: Fetish: Material Conversations presents a selection of works from the Museum of Modern Art of Bogotá’s Collection, which not only represent an essential part of the...

Luis Fernando Zapata (Colombia. 1951-1994) Luis Fernando Zapata was an artist deeply committed to a practice that immanently reflected the inevitable reflections that arise when we confront the fragility of...

Virosis is the first museum exhibition in Colombia to feature artworks created in response to the HIV/AIDS epidemic in the country. The exhibition, whose title comes from Miguel Ángel Rojas's...

The Elvira Moreno Gallery (Bogotá) is participating in Art Basel Miami Beach for the first time in the prestigious Sector Survey, a sector dedicated to challenging conventional artistic canons through...