Luis Fernando Zapata Colombian, 1951-1994

We are honored to announce that the Museo Reyna Sofia, Madrid, Spain, has acquired two emblematic works by Luis Fernando Zapata: Objeto Ritual (1989) and...

We are pleased to announce that the Centre Pompidou in Paris has acquired three emblematic works by Luis Fernando Zapata: Objeto Ritual II (1991), Tumba...

Luis Fernando Zapata, Sarcófago No. 7 (Sarcophagus No. 7) , 1992-1994 has been acquired by the Leslie Lohmann Museum of New York. This outstanding artwork...

“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...

We proudly announce our participation in Zonamaco 2025 with our represented artists: Antonio Pichilla , Samuel Sarmiento , Lucio Celis Paula Zegers @pezetav , Federico...

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...

FORM AND forms In the context of our exhibition, the theory of FORMS, a cornerstone of metaphysics, takes on a new significance. It posits that...

During the three days of ARTBO Fin de Semana, citizens will be able to enjoy tours of six artistic circuits – Centro Historico, Macarena, Teusaquillo,...

Virosis es la primera exposición museística en Colombia en la cual se presentan obras de arte realizadas en respuesta a la epidemia de vih/sida en...