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Kucha Grotto Visit

Visit the most beautiful Grotto in Kucha ... the Heart of Silk Road

Open Studio in Paris

Welcome!

First view of edgar andres Studio in Bogota

Why I Curate

For me, curating starts with listening , to artists, collectors, galleries, and people who are simply curious about art. It’s about creating connections, supporting the artists I believe in, and making the art world feel a little more open to everyone.

Studio Tour

Studio Tour Test

Meet Bogotá Through Art

Go beyond the galleries and discover Bogotá through its artists, studios, creative spaces, and cultural community.

Marcus Chen

I am a curator in HK.

Galerie Lumière: Current Exhibition Walkthrough

A guided tour of the current group exhibition at Galerie Lumière in Paris, featuring five emerging contemporary artists.

A Conversation with Amara Okafor

Artist Amara Okafor discusses her mixed-media practice, cultural identity, and the stories behind her recent exhibition.

Inside the Curator's Mind: Selecting for the Spring Show

An interview with curator James Whitfield about his curatorial philosophy and how he selects artists for the upcoming spring exhibition.

Bronze Casting at Kuroda Foundry

Watch master sculptor Hiroshi Kuroda demonstrate the ancient lost-wax bronze casting process in his Tokyo foundry.

The Printmaker's Process: Sofia Reyes

Sofia Reyes walks through her printmaking studio in Mexico City, demonstrating her relief printing technique from sketch to final pull.

Inside Elena's Light-Filled Atelier

A walkthrough of Elena Marchetti's sunlit painting studio in Florence, where she creates her signature abstract landscapes.

Danilo Roa Hoyos's Studio

Danilo Roa Hoyos (Pereira, 1997) is a Colombian visual artist based in Bogotá. His practice focuses on painting as a tool to build narrative atmospheres where memory, body, and landscape intersect. Through close observation of everyday life and a “poetic of movement”, his work understands territory as an emotional and sensorial archive, a space where traces, displacement, silence, and belonging, exploring how experience is recorded and rewritten. He has participated in group exhibitions in Colombia, including Antioquía’s Young Art Biennial (2019), and received first prize at the National Painting Salon (2023), and "Pintura Inmortal" in El Museo gallery (2026). He lives and works in Bogotá.

Paula Andrea Rojas Guerrero's Studio

I’m Paula, an interdisciplinary artist and designer from Bogotá. My work explores our relationship with nature, water, and living systems through photography, textiles, biomaterials, and natural pigments. I’m interested in slow processes, experimentation, and finding ways of creating that feel more reciprocal and less extractive. A lot of my work comes from paying attention to the small transformations happening around us—and within us.

Mauricio Salcedo 's Studio

El Muelle Studio is a place where the art community can share and reflect ideas. The studio is divided in two areas. A printmaking studio, dedicated to work ancient print techniques, as aquatint, aquafort and xilography. And a huge Sculpture area. The studio is connecting two specific and very different mediums in art to bring amazing ideas to life

Jerónimo Villa's Studio

Among the aspects that the work exposes, three important points have been developed in the process: impossibility, time, and death. The first is reflected in the constant denial of function and the emphasis on the impossible, narrating tensions and exalting oppositions. The other two are seen in the use of objects that have been forgotten or are no longer in use. The work creates structures of matter and stories in volumetric pieces that tend to show a certain nostalgia for their time. It chooses to adopt objects that have fallen into disuse, intervenes in their form and lost function, and assembles structures where geometry is clearly expressed. The life-death idyll is the conceptual backbone of the work. From there it is born and developed. The found object was dead in life and is now highlighted and implemented in a sculptural and conceptual process.

Amy Navarrete's Studio

Amy

Gabriel Beltrán's Studio

I am a Colombian sculptor born in Bogotá in 1954. Since the late 20th century, I have developed a body of work centred on abstract sculpture, particularly in steel, through which I explore the tension between geometry, balance and movement. Over more than three decades of artistic practice, I have taken part in numerous solo and group exhibitions both in Colombia and abroad, and my work forms part of private and institutional collections. My work is characterised by the use of clean structures and dynamic volumes that seek to integrate the sculpture with the space around it. I don’t consider myself a sculptor. I’m a three-dimensional builder because a sculptor is someone who carves away, who shapes, and I see myself more as a designer of space.

Paul Johnson's Studio

Paul Johnson is a Seattle-based painter whose work explores urban memory, human connection, and natural landscapes through vibrant layered acrylics and gestural brushwork.

Camilo Bojaca's Studio

Camilo Bojaca is a young Colombian artist with a multifaceted artwork. With a serious and dedicated career. In his projects, a variety of techniques can be seen, being drawing and sculpture the predominant ones. In his work, landscape is a recurrent element of study, which Bojacá understands as a system of layers that intersect, overlap and connect. Scale is another feature that he explores constantly in his practice, as well as the relationship between architecture and nature. He is interested in the relations and tensions that exist between the conceptual elements and the materials he works with. His continual interest in the relationship between the built and the natural derive in projects such as; Garden of Weeds and Scaffolding where he questions the way we construct cities and affect the environment and surroundings. He invites us to rethink our relationship as inhabitants of the world and explore new political notions of the landscape. In the lasts projects 8/16 and Vulnus , showed his ability to speak about his local context and at the same time make a global reading about; global warming, mining, and body-territory. Issues that are urgent for all, at this crucial moment in our history as humans. His works are present in different private collections in Latin America Europe and the united states. He has participated in different fairs such as Pinta – Miami, Drawing Room – Lisboa Zona, Maco – Mexico, Context – Miami, Art Lima – Peru, ARTBO – Bogotá, Scope – Miami. It is also part of the collection of the Museo de Bogotá in Colombia and ICA Institute of Contemporary Art - Miami

Didier Jovan Bedoya Acevedo 's Studio

It’s a painting and drawing workshop, a space for experimental creation using unconventional materials.

Angélica Chavarro Franco's Studio

Angélica Chavarro Franco, 1976 Lives and works in Bogotá, Colombia. Angélica Chavarro Franco holds a degree in Fine Arts from the National University of Colombia. Her artistic practice is informed by her ongoing exploration of meditation, yoga, Kundalini, tarot, genealogy, and other spiritual and contemplative practices. Working across painting, drawing, printmaking, writing, textiles, and installation, Chavarro Franco explores mindfulness, the dimensions of thought, and meditation. At the core of her work is the relationship between art and spirituality, bringing together her creative process and spiritual inquiry as interconnected ways of understanding and experiencing the world. Her work has been presented nationally and internationally in solo and group exhibitions, as well as in biennials, museums, art fairs, and galleries.

Daniela María Acosta Parsons's Studio

Weekdays 10:00 am to 4:00 pm by appointment

Juana Gaviria 's Studio

If you’re in Bogota, Colombia I’d love to have you come by the studio if not we can squedule or a zoom call.

Paul Sebastian Mesa's Studio

by appointment

Angie Vega's Studio

Weekdays 11am -4pm

jorge enrique magyaroff's Studio

From wednesday to friday between 11 am to 4 pm

Lydia's Studio

artist

Bill Claps's Studio

Any day, 11am -7pm

Nadia Petrov's Studio

Russian-born painter whose gestural abstractions map emotional topographies.

Caleb Stone's Studio

Carves reclaimed marble into forms that hover between figuration and abstraction.

Iris Nakamura's Studio

Stark still-life photographer examining absence and memory.

Theo Wallace's Studio

Builds layered collages from archival newsprint and pigment.

Maya Singh's Studio

Immersive installations weaving diasporic textiles with light.

Oscar Delgado's Studio

Mexico City-born figurative painter centering queer joy and resilience.

Beatrice Lang's Studio

Monotype specialist producing luminous, reduced compositions.

Felix Moreau's Studio

French sculptor casting organic bronze forms inspired by coastal erosion.

Zara Aboud's Studio

Assembles found objects into works interrogating displacement.

Henry Cole's Studio

Graphite draftsman rendering the urban fabric at impossible scale.

Lana Volkov's Studio

Color-field painter exploring the threshold between presence and void.

Joaquin Reyes's Studio

Documents nocturnal city life in rich noir tonality.

Margot Fleury's Studio

Builds sound-driven environments that translate data into atmosphere.

Sven Eriksson's Studio

Hand-carves Scandinavian timbers into contemplative organic forms.

Priya Desai's Studio

Generative artist collaborating with machine-learning models on landscape.

Roman Bello's Studio

Lithographer reimagining classical mythology in contemporary bodies.

Cleo Mason's Studio

Stitches feminist narratives across canvas and cloth.

Anouk Dubois's Studio

Paints quiet domestic interiors charged with psychological weight.

Kai Anderson's Studio

Fabricates kinetic steel sculptures that respond to airflow.

Luz Mendez's Studio

Portrait photographer chronicling artists and thinkers at work.

Elena Vasquez's Studio

My Bushwick studio is a cathedral of color — twenty-foot walls hold canvases built from layers of memory, pigments mixed by hand, and months of revisiting each surface until the color sings.

James Okafor's Studio

In my Queens foundry I cut, weld, and patinate bronze alongside reclaimed steel salvaged from the city's demolished infrastructure — each sculpture carries the weight of where it came from.

Mei-Ling Zhou's Studio

I shoot on film and print by hand in a darkroom beneath the BQE, chasing the last traces of New York's vanishing subcultures before they disappear from the streets.

Marcus Reid's Studio

My Bushwick studio is part archive, part laboratory — I assemble city detritus, paper, and pigment into meditative tableaux that hold the residue of urban life.

Sofia Marchetti's Studio

Portraits begin as long conversations in my studio. I paint people I love — queer and diasporic kin — building intimate, layered surfaces that hold presence and absence at once.

David Kim's Studio

My studio is a data atelier — algorithms read the city's rhythms and I translate their output into generative landscapes, printed and projected in equal measure.

Aisha Johnson's Studio

I build spaces that listen. In my Harlem studio I prototype sound sculptures and communal installations co-created with neighbors, turning listening into a shared practice.

Liam O'Brien's Studio

At my Gowanus press I pull serene monotypes one at a time — ink rolled thin, paper laid down once, the image a single breath that can never be repeated.

Yuki Tanaka's Studio

Each morning before the city wakes I climb to the rooftops and paint with sumi ink — a daily practice of stillness that feeds everything else I make.

Noah Schwartz's Studio

My Bushwick workshop is equal parts machine shop and gallery — gears, motors, and code conspire to build sculptures that respond to the people who move near them.

Isabella Cruz's Studio

Textile and paint meet in my Bronx studio, where I weave stories of Latinx heritage — threads, pigment, and inherited pattern layered into works that hold memory in their surface.

Tomas Herrera's Studio

I draw the city's gardens one stamen at a time. From community plots across the boroughs I bring specimens back to my studio and render them in graphite with near-scientific devotion.

LDM Art Global

Meridian Contemporary

A 4,200 sq ft street-level gallery in the heart of Chelsea with 14-foot ceilings, polished concrete floors, and a flexible open plan that accommodates ambitious installations and large-scale painting alike.

Westbridge Gallery

A contemporary art gallery in the heart of Chelsea, presenting curated exhibitions of emerging and mid-career artists working across painting, sculpture, and mixed media. Founded in 2018.