- 1
Welcome and Tour Overview
At the starting point in front of the Gold Museum, our guide will offer a warm welcome and outline the tour's objectives.
· 10 min
- 2
Mural at the Attorney General's Office
We will visit a large mural featuring images created in collaboration with social leaders and human rights defenders, located at the Procuraduría General de la Nación. This impactful artwork raises awareness about the threats faced by those working for food sovereignty. Skilled artists specializing in social communication have metaphorically represented the leaders' work and values in this piece.
· 10 min
- 3
Migration and Indigenous Culture Mural
This mural acknowledges the challenges of migration and includes a portrait of an indigenous girl from a nomadic tribe. Commissioned by the Peruvian embassy, it was created by two female artists from Bogotá and Lima.
· 5 min
- 4
Salsa Culture Murals
We will see two murals depicting different facets of salsa culture at the renowned salsa club, Casa Quiebra Canto. One is inspired by the song 'Lágrimas Negras' (Black Tears), and the other portrays a lively dance scene in a famous salsa nightclub.
· 5 min
- 5
Tallest Illegal Graffiti
We will view the country's tallest illegal graffiti, located on the semi-abandoned skyscraper known as Torre Bakatá.
· 5 min
- 6
Indigenous Portrait and Contrast Techniques
This artwork features a portrait of an indigenous person beneath the watchful eyes of a hooded woman, exploring the contrast between aerosol and vinyl artistic techniques.
· 5 min
- 7
Spanish Artist, Photographer, and Thematic Murals
Here, we will see three murals: one by a celebrated Spanish artist who rose to fame in the 1990s.
We will also see the work of a prominent photographer who transforms portraits from his travels into stencils.
Finally, this stop includes a mural that delves into themes of parenting and freedom, inviting deep psychological reflection.
· 15 min
- 8
Venezuelan Migrant Stencil
We will observe a stencil artwork that addresses the experiences of Venezuelan migrants.
· 5 min
- 9
Graffiti Letters and Historical Context
This wall displays graffiti letters and characters that prompt reflection on the origins of graffiti and the distinctions between muralism and graffiti, tracing a historical path from cave art to public art.
· 5 min
- 10
Political Posters and Stencils
We will explore an area featuring political posters and stencils that comment on current social issues.
· 5 min
- 11
Amazon Rainforest Awareness Mural
This mural, hosted at la Alianza Francesa Sede Centro, is a collaborative project involving art, science, and the environment, aiming to raise awareness about the threats facing the Amazon rainforest.
· 5 min
- 12
Indigenous Cosmovision and Heritage Tribute
We will admire a mural that pays tribute to the Indigenous worldview and their cultural heritage.
· 5 min
- 13
Comuna 13, Operation Orion, and Resilience
Inspired by powerful journalistic photographs, this mural depicts the community's resilience in the face of 'false positives.' It serves as a platform for artists and exemplifies our agency's collaboration with them.
· 5 min
- 14
Last Indigenous Leader Stencil
This stop features a stencil of the last indigenous leader of the Hitnu culture, illustrating the tension between development and cultural preservation.
· 5 min
- 15
Abstract Letter Game and Workshops
We will participate in a game using abstract letters created by famous graffiti writers, promoting our aerosol workshops which are open to everyone.
· 5 min
- 16
Murals of Social Struggles
Four renowned political artists from Bogotá have created murals that highlight societal foundations and social struggles.
· 5 min
- 17
Tallest Wall and Sustainable Future
This mural, the tallest in the country, celebrates diversity and offers a space for reflection on a future built on sustainable social development and the role of sustainable tourism.
· 10 min
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