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REFORESTING MEMORY: YUNUEN DÍAZ AT THE BOGOTÁ BIENNIAL

By Manuel Vásquez Ortega

Bogotá and Mexico City are among the cities with the greatest bird diversity in the world: Bogotá is home to 550 species, while Mexico City has 365. Inspired by this observation, Mexican artist, poet, and educator Yunuen Díaz presented a series of ten habitable nests at the International Biennial of Art and the City, BOG25—a collaborative creation with basket weavers from Apulo, Colombia, installed in the plaza of the Gabriel García Márquez Cultural Center of the Fondo de Cultura Económica.

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REFORESTING MEMORY: YUNUEN DÍAZ AT THE BOGOTÁ BIENNIAL

By Manuel Vásquez Ortega

Bogotá and Mexico City are among the cities with the greatest bird diversity in the world: Bogotá is home to 550 species, while Mexico City has 365. Inspired by this observation, Mexican artist, poet, and educator Yunuen Díaz presented a series of ten habitable nests at the International Biennial of Art and the City, BOG25—a collaborative creation with basket weavers from Apulo, Colombia, installed in the plaza of the Gabriel García Márquez Cultural Center of the Fondo de Cultura Económica.

RE-FILMING HISTORY: SU HUI-YU BETWEEN COLOMBIA AND TAIWAN

The Museum of Modern Art of Bogotá presents A Total Story, an exhibition that reinterprets historical archives and collective fictions to intertwine the memories of both territories.

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RE-FILMING HISTORY: SU HUI-YU BETWEEN COLOMBIA AND TAIWAN

The Museum of Modern Art of Bogotá presents A Total Story, an exhibition that reinterprets historical archives and collective fictions to intertwine the memories of both territories.

ARTBO ART FAIR OPENS IN BOGOTÁ

The cultural event celebrates its 21st anniversary with 46 international galleries, four curatorial sections, and a program that reaffirms its role as a key platform for contemporary art in Latin America.

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ARTBO ART FAIR OPENS IN BOGOTÁ

The cultural event celebrates its 21st anniversary with 46 international galleries, four curatorial sections, and a program that reaffirms its role as a key platform for contemporary art in Latin America.