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Té de Bogotá

14 March 2020 - 18 April 2020

Wild Palms / Dusseldorf, Germany

Film still + collage of “RIO”. 2018. Felipe Castelblanco.

Té de Bogotá is an exhibition conceived around artistic positions, that deal with the Colombian nature. It documents its beauty and its destruction. A fiasco between fascination and horror. Though, the artists let others talk, people who have been living in this nature.

Curated by Jorge Sanguino.

Wed.-Fri.: 1:00pm-7:00 pm
Sat: noon-6:00 pm and by appointment

Wild Palms
Gerresheimer Str. 33, 40211 Düsseldorf

http://wild-palms.com/te-de-bogota/

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