Sculptor Gabriel Beltrán transforms Parque Central Bavaria into open-air gallery

Between June 10 and July 4, 2026, Colombian sculptor Gabriel Beltrán presents the exhibition 'Esculpiendo el Viento, la magia de la intuición' at Parque Central Bavaria in Bogotá.

The exhibition brings together ten to twelve medium-format sculptures nearly 2.5 meters high that interact with the architecture and pedestrian paths of Bogotá’s International Center. Inside Espacio Bel-Art Gallery a selection of small-format pieces is also on display. Gabriel Beltrán has more than 30 years of experience and nearly fifty solo exhibitions in Switzerland, Germany, the United States and Colombia. His works transform materials such as steel, iron and bronze into compositions that evoke movement and organic references. Italian art critic Bruno D'Amore will take part in the show and will highlight the artist’s ability to turn metal into a poetic language that links geometry, nature and aesthetic sensibility. The intervention aims to create spaces for encounter and contemplation in the public realm.

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Art installations and visitors in Örebro city center during Open Art 2026 inauguration.
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Open Art 2026 inaugurated in central Örebro

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For the tenth time the art exhibition Open Art has been inaugurated in Örebro. Forty works are now placed in the city centre, some interactive.

The Club El Nogal opens today an exhibition with 50 to 60 works by sculptor Édgar Negret. The show, curated by Christian Padilla, traces the artist's career from his beginnings to his best-known series.

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A citizen initiative in Montebello, Santiago de Cali, is transforming an emblematic public space with murals that reflect local biodiversity and culture.

A 230-centimeter-tall bronze sculpture of a woman has drawn attention outside Uppsala Cathedral. British artist Sean Henry is currently installing 16 works in the church ahead of a vernissage on May 28.

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The Centro Cultural Recoleta opened an exhibition dedicated to Roberto Arlt’s first novel, marking 100 years since its October 1926 publication. The show features historic editions, illustrations and an Underwood typewriter replica. Curated by Sylvia Saítta and Juan Maisonnave, it shares the venue with a Jorge Luis Borges tribute.

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