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  • Casa Zirio Has a New Location

    Visit us at:
    Calle 69A #9-85, Quinta Camacho, Bogotá.

    Opening Hours
    Monday–Friday: 10:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.
    Saturday: 10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
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  • ZⓈONAMACO 2026

    Casa Zirio at ZⓈONAMACO

    At ZⓈONAMACO 2026, Casa Zirio presented a dialogue between the artistic practices of Evelyn Tovar (Colombia) and Jorge Mayet (Cuba), whose works explore the landscape as a territory of memory, spirituality, and transformation.
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  • SP–Arte 2026

    Casa Zirio presented the exhibition Matter and Vibration

    A presentation bringing together works by leading Latin American modern masters—including Olga de Amaral, Omar Rayo, Carlos Cruz-Diez, and Fernando Botero—in dialogue with the contemporary practices of Óscar Murillo, Germán Botero, and Mario Vélez.

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  • Inaugural exhibition

    As part of ARTBO Fin de Semana 2026

    Held as part of ARTBO Fin de Semana 2026, the exhibition brought together Bernardo Salcedo – Deconstructions and Ever Astudillo – Man and His Destiny.
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ZⓈONAMACO FOTO 2027

Sensitive Surfaces
ZⓈONAMACO FOTO 2027 · Centro Banamex, Mexico City · February 3–7, 2027

Casa Zirio presents two bodies of work that understand photography as a situated practice, shaped by matter, community and the archive. Javier Vanegas (Bogotá, 1984), winner of Colombia’s 2023 National Photography Prize, brings AMPO, glass ambrotypes of people with albinism, and IAluna 2.0, images developed by chlorophyll printing on coca leaves alongside the Kogui community of the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta. As a counterpoint, the Gilberto Ante Archive: more than 27,000 negatives taken in Cuba between 1960 and 1990 by the official photographer of the Revolution, who also looked at its margins.

Artists: Javier Vanegas, Gilberto Ante Archive.

ARTBO 2026

A Weight That Isn’t There
ARTBO 2026 · Booth G010 · September 24–27, 2026 · Ágora Bogotá

Ten artists and twenty-one works gathered around a single operation: the distance between what a work appears to be made of and what it is actually made of. Solar, by Germán Botero, an aluminum lattice that reads as a solid plate from the front and lets the wall show through from the side, set the course of the booth. Erika Díaz turned three porcelain vases into eighty cotton-paper tiles; Juan de Dios Vargas traced the Greek fret and the Andean chakana in breadcrumb on plant ash; Evelyn Tovar sealed roadside plants in encaustic over school study cards. Jerónimo Villa presented Estelas sordas Op. 19; Mario Vélez, a cone of golden mesh; Olga Gabrielle, the blown borosilicate of Nanzi; and Javier Vanegas, a 19th-century nude rebuilt from thousands of images gathered online. Ever Astudillo and Mariana Varela closed the presentation with painting and drawing.

Artists: Germán Botero, Jerónimo Villa, Mario Vélez, Erika Díaz, Juan de Dios Vargas, Evelyn Tovar, Olga Gabrielle, Javier Vanegas, Ever Astudillo, Mariana Varela.

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ARTISTS

MARIANA VARELA

Mariana Varela studied Fine Arts at the National University in Bogotá, Colombia. She is considered one of the greatest exponents of drawing in Colombia. Her artistic practice explores the transformation of the landscape and the impact caused by human beings. Varela’s work explores the notion of what we understand as nature, not to save it […]

MARIO VÉLEZ

Mario Vélez studied Fine Arts at the National University of Colombia in Medellín. In 1992, he traveled to Vienna, where he studied drawing at the University of Fine Arts, and he then returned home to finalize his studies and earn his degree in Fine Arts. After graduating in 1995, he moved to Germany and completed […]

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Calle 69A #9-85
Quinta Camacho
Bogotá, Colombia
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