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Álvaro Diego Gómez’s 50-Year Textile and Sculpture Survey Opens at Museo de Artes Visuales

exhibition · 2026-08-26

From July 16 to August 22, 'Trama Espacial', a retrospective showcasing the work of Colombian artist Álvaro Diego Gómez (b. 1956), will be on display at the Museo de Artes Visuales and Biblioteca de la Universidad Jorge Tadeo Lozano in Bogotá. Curated by Jaime Cerón and Elías Doria, the exhibition spans five decades of Gómez’s contributions to textile art, sculpture, and installation, drawing inspiration from both pre-Columbian quipus and contemporary technologies. Notable works include 'Aéreo – Cascada' (1986) and 'Cascada' (2007), part of Banco de la República’s collection. Additionally, a related exhibition titled 'Revelaciones: Álvaro Gómez & Gerd Leufert' will debut on September 17 at Galería Fernández Mosseri – SN.

Key facts

  • Exhibition 'Trama Espacial' runs from July 16 to August 22 at Museo de Artes Visuales and Biblioteca de la Universidad Jorge Tadeo Lozano in Bogotá.
  • Curated by Jaime Cerón and Elías Doria.
  • Retrospective covers 50 years of Álvaro Diego Gómez’s career.
  • Gómez is a Colombian artist born in 1956, trained as architect and landscape designer.
  • Works include 'Aéreo – Cascada' (1986), 'Crear en la expansión. Pulsaciones de tiempo y silencio' (1984), 'Sendero' (1976), 'Pirámide' (1984), 'Paisaje Andino' (1985), 'Laguna' (1990), 'Frailejones' (1990), and 'Cascada' (2007).
  • 'Cascada' (2007) recently acquired by Banco de la República.
  • Gómez’s practice connects textile art with sculpture, installation, and architecture.
  • Upcoming exhibition 'Revelaciones: Álvaro Gómez & Gerd Leufert' opens September 17 at Galería Fernández Mosseri – SN, in collaboration with Henrique Faria New York.

Entities

Artists

Institutions

  • Museo de Artes Visuales
  • Universidad Jorge Tadeo Lozano
  • Banco de la República
  • Galería Fernández Mosseri – SN
  • Henrique Faria New York
  • Artishock Revista

Locations

  • Bogotá
  • Colombia
  • New York

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