museo de arte del banco de la republica
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The museum is connected to other museums and it is very interesting. There are English next to Spanish so you are not lost in translation. The courtyards are beautiful where you can just sit and relax.
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No me resultó muy atractivo, es interesante pero la verdad es que si hay cosas mejores para hacer no lo recorras... es aburrido y está con pocas cosas..
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I ve been here in 2013 and there were very interesting pieces of photos but I went this february and there was a show of potatoes that were supposed to ge electricty, very weird... It is one step away from the Museo Botero and the Casa Moneda so if if the exposition is not that great you can always go to the neighbouring museums.
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Whatever Banco de la Republica touches turns to gold - certainly true in another review I did of the gold museum (Museo de Oro). Their art museum is part of a complex that includes the Botero art museum and the Casa de Moneda, a museum recounting the history of Colombian money and its production. The art museum is built around a stunning colonial building with a beautiful inner garden. But the spaces within the museum are very modern. The permanent collection is arranged by periods starting with the earliest 17th century religious art with a quirky room of paintings of dead nuns. There are also stunning altar pieces loaded with emeralds and other precious stones. From there you move on through the centuries up to the avant-garde present. When we visited, there were two interesting traveling exhibits.
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I really enjoyed my visit to this museum. There's quite a lot to see from all different periods. I would recommend a visit to anyone with even a slight interest in art.
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This museum is located in a wonderful old colonial building in the Candelaria -- a cool area of the city. It has two interior courtyards and a cafe with fantastic mint lemonade and good coffee. They have a program of contemporary loaned work and works from their collection on view at all times. it is absolutely worth a visit as there are great examples of pieces by Leon Ferrari and Wilfredo Lam. Though personally not a Botero fan myself, there is a whole section of his work including early works I was interested to see and he has given his collection, including a stunning Klimt drawing to the Museo. And there are other beautiful things such a early photography, some retablos, and great Caro pieces. A must see.
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This museum is part of the complex that includes the Botero museum. They are all worth the trip to town to see the art. The range of art is impressive; the quality even more so. The presentation is first class. And it is free.Be sure to check the special exhibit area. A very contemporary artist was on display when I visited.
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This is one of the unusual museums that is open Monday, closed Tuesdays. Besides that, it houses an interesting and changing array of exhibits of recent and modern artists.
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They have an amazing collection of art, both modern and other wise. It's all in Spanish, but the art speaks for its self. Give yourself about 2 hours for this place unless you just breeze through.
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If you ate traveling to colombia check for what expocision is on display at the time you may have a great surprise to find and Internacional artist that you may never get to see again. Like Andy Warhol or Vik Muniz. Because the museum is part of circuit of museums that belong to the central bank you may all see in the same block the Botero museum and the central bank private collection of art.