Galería Casas Riegner Gallery in Bogotá

One of the most influential Colombian artists of the twentieth and early twenty-first centuries, whose practice appropriates press imagery, popular iconography and the politics of memory through painting and large-scale public installations such as Auras Anónimas.

A foundational figure of Colombian conceptualism whose work combined text, graphic design and political critique, repeatedly returning to the iconography of national identity, corporate logos and indigenous resistance through drawings, signage and public interventions.

A pioneer of performance art in Colombia whose durational actions—among them Una cosa es una cosa and Vitrina—engaged domestic ritual, female labour, spirituality and the body, leaving a decisive imprint on Latin American conceptual practice.

A Colombian artist working primarily on paper and within the book form, whose practice combines drawing, painting and writing into slow, meticulous investigations of language, repetition and the material conditions of the page.

A Colombian artist whose installations work with the material residue of architecture and urban demolition, extracting fragments, painted strata and textile-like sections to register erosion, memory and the passage of time within built space.

A Colombian artist whose practice across installation, drawing and sculpture mobilises hair, fabric and organic matter to address embodiment, gender and inherited domestic knowledge; her work has recently entered the collection of Museo Reina Sofía in Madrid.

A Colombian conceptual artist whose practice unfolded across text, drawing, sound and ephemeral interventions in public space, sustaining a poetic and quietly political engagement with language, urban context and the materiality of the everyday.

A central figure in Colombian geometric abstraction whose paintings and sculptures investigated colour fields, modular structure and serial composition, contributing to the consolidation of constructive and concrete art tendencies in Latin America during the twentieth century.