From street walls to gallery halls. Read More
A dozen images and brief visitors guide to one of Medellin's greatest escapes. Read More
Catalina Meija, Luis Luna, Juan Manuel Romero Juan Manuel Romero and Gustavo Zalamea. Read More
Remembering an encounter with a homeless man in Bogota. Read More
How many of these still exist? Read More
Any popular vote against peace is disappointing. Sunday's in Colombia, where voters rejected a peace plan four years in the making that would have ended the country's 52-year-old civil war, was especially disheartening. Read More
Recyclers, Day Sleepers and The Woman in Red Read More
There was no shortage of daysleepers in the central areas of Bogota. Read More
Today’s daily travel pic is of Venus Dormida, a 1994 sculpture by Fernando Botero which has pride of place in... Read More
A regularly updated resource on the fees travelers can expect to face when visiting South America Read More
Standing out in Bogota's historical center. Read More
A quick introduction to one of the Spanish master's first surrealist sculptures. Read More
If I was asked to match a color to a city, hues of orange and yellow would meld nicely with... Read More
Colombia is home to nearly six million internally displaced persons, second on the planet only to Syria. Read More
This was snapped in Bogota through a window of a speeding taxi, so my apologies for the slightly fuzzy focus.... Read More
A taste of the renowned Baranquilla and Pasto carnivals in downtown Bogota. Read More
On the fringes of a protest march route in downtown Bogota. Read More
It’s not every day that a fire breaks out on a mountain just as you click the shutter for a long exposure. Read More