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ARTBO, the arts program of the Chamber of Commerce of Bogota, welcomes you today, Wednesday, June 16, at ventaenlinea.artbo.co where you can find and purchase 62 artworks from 31 Colombian galleries at special prices.
The careful selection consists of pieces with different thematic approaches related to artistic movements such as abstract art; conceptualism; social conscience; ecology, organic materials and artisanal practices. This group includes artworks from consolidated and emerging Latin American artists, among them are Beatriz González, Manuel Echavarría; Julieth Morales and Juliana Góngora.
Please remember that it is necessary to create a new user and log in at ventaenlinea.artbo.co to explore the artworks and purchase them. Once in your account, you will have the possibility to check all the information and see a scale image of each piece. Do not forget that the online sale will end on Sunday, June 20. |
María Paz Gaviria
Chief Officer of Commercial and Cultural Platforms |
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Felipe Villada
Head of Relations with galleries and Special Guests |
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Iván Hurtado, represented by Policroma, uses geometric shapes and color as narrative elements. Superimposed abstract shapes of different colors create volumes and cuts to build three-dimensional scenes where games and mixtures derived from the theory of color take part. For more information about this group of artworks, click here. |
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Santiago Pinyol, represented by SGR Galería, is the youngest artist of this group. His work presents a grid composed of a series of detailed segments that form a grid, what appears to be a whole composition. The frames are spread around and provide the opportunity to be rearranged to create new compositions. For more information about this group of artworks, click here. |
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Ecology, organic materials and artisanal practices |
Miguel Böhmer, represented by [SN] maCarena, proposes an enlarge taxonomic revision of molluscs on his exhibition ammonites humpresianus, which reveals his interest in natural sciences and species extinction. For more information about this group of artworks, click here. |
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