The Cultural Cold War in Colombia: Marta Traba, Gómez Sicre and Rockefeller
- When
- Thu, Sep 24, 10:00 AM24 de Septiembre - 3:00 pm
- Price
- Check source
- Organizer
- Idartes
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About this plan
A talk that explains how modern art took shape in Colombia during the Cold War. Christian Padilla presents his publication at ARTBO, looking at the role of Marta Traba, Cuban critic José Gómez Sicre, and the Rockefeller Foundation in the local art scene.
The session opens a window onto a key moment in Colombian cultural history, when global political tensions crossed paths with the rise of artists, museums, and local networks. It works for art lovers, history fans, and anyone who wants to read the Colombian canon from a fresh angle.
If you care about art, recent history, or academic talks delivered in plain language, this plan in Bogotá deserves a spot on your calendar.
What to expect
- Book launch by Christian Padilla
- Where art, politics, and the Cold War meet
- Key names: Traba, Gómez Sicre, and Rockefeller
- Held inside ARTBO in Bogotá
- A fresh look at how modern art formed in Colombia
Who it's for
Great for art lovers, cultural history fans, and anyone curious about recent Colombian history who wants to understand the tensions behind the national modern art scene in a talk that is academic but easy to follow.
Tips
- Check the exact date, time, and venue on the source page, since they can change.
- Arrive early to grab a good seat, since ARTBO talks often fill up.
- Look up the ticket or sign-up price directly on the Idartes page.
FAQ
What is the talk The Cultural Cold War in Colombia about?
Christian Padilla presents his book on how modern art formed in Colombia through the overlap of Marta Traba, Cuban critic José Gómez Sicre, and the patronage of the Rockefeller Foundation during the Cold War.
Where is the talk in Bogotá?
The event is part of the ARTBO program in Bogotá. The exact venue and room are confirmed on the official Idartes page.
When is the talk?
The planned date is September 24. The time and any changes are confirmed on the official source, since academic events like this often get rescheduled.
How much does it cost?
It is a paid event, so check the ticket or sign-up price on the Idartes page. Prices can vary by day and venue.
Is it a good plan for families or kids?
Given the academic content, it is aimed at adult audiences, art and humanities students, history students, and anyone interested in Colombian culture.
How do I buy tickets or sign up?
From this page we send you to the official event source, where you find the link to register or buy your ticket through Idartes.
Dates and prices may change. Always confirm on the source page.
