Experience new realities! Visit the free virtual reality exhibition at the Cinemateca de Bogotá from September 11 to 27
- When
- Sep 11 – Sep 27
- Where
- Cinemateca de Bogotá Get directions
- Price
- Free
- Organizer
- Alcaldía de Bogotá
Free · Source: Bogotá.gov.co
About this plan
The Cinemateca de Bogotá opens its doors to a different kind of experience. The show 'Latitudes and Alternate Realities' is free to enter and mixes art with technology to rethink how we see the world. It runs in Sala E from September 11 to 27, and it comes courtesy of the International Image Festival and FEST.HEX, marking the festival's 25th year.
The show gathers pieces from different places that ask questions about decolonial themes, power, and how we represent reality. The curator is Carmen Gil Vrolijk from RETA.HEX, a network that works with techno-diversity and hybrid art. It is a solid chance to get close to contemporary art through immersive work, with no entry fee and right in central Bogotá.
What to expect
- Free entry, no ticket needed
- Virtual reality and contemporary art
- Curated by Carmen Gil Vrolijk
- Part of the International Image Festival
- Reflection on power and representation
Who it's for
A solid pick for art lovers, tech fans, students, and anyone looking for a different cultural experience in Bogotá.
Tips
- Arrive early, especially on weekends, to secure your turn.
- Check the special schedule on the International Image Festival website.
- Look up the latest hours before you go, since they can change.
- Taking TransMilenio is the easiest way to reach the center.
- If you go with friends, plan for at least an hour to take in the whole show.
FAQ
Is the virtual reality exhibit at Bogotá's Cinemateca free?
Yes, entry is free. Just show up at Sala E inside the Cinemateca during open hours.
Where is Bogotá's Cinemateca located?
The Cinemateca is in central Bogotá. You can take TransMilenio to nearby stations, depending on your route.
When can I visit the show?
The exhibit runs from September 11 to 27. Check the latest hours and any updates on the International Image Festival or Idartes official page.
Is it a good plan for families or kids?
Yes, it is a cultural experience open to everyone. That said, some virtual reality pieces may need adult supervision.
How do I buy tickets or reserve a visit?
You do not need to buy tickets because entry is free. To skip lines, check the official source for group reservations.
What is on view in 'Latitudes and Alternate Realities'?
The show gathers pieces by artists from different countries who use virtual reality and other media to explore power, decolonial themes, and fresh ways to represent the world.
Dates and prices may change. Always confirm on the source page.
