Where Language Takes Form: The Reopening of The Art Dome House in Bogota
May 12, 2026
The reopening of The Art Dome House in Bogota marks more than the inaguration of a new exhibition. It signals the consolidation of a space
- The Art Dome Services
The Art Dome Newsletter #1
We introduce The Art Dome Newsletter, a way to keep our community updated with news about The Art Dome and showcase our upcoming projects.
Dear The Art Dome Community,
As we close this year, we want to take a moment to deeply thank you and to clearly share everything we have built together, as well as the path that opens ahead for the coming year. This year was one of true consolidation, of building strategic foundations, alliances, and a professional structure that sustain The Art Dome’s vision and, above all, strengthen the place our artists occupy within this platform.
One of the most important milestones was the creation of our five-year business plan for the startup, a document that will guide us and define our growth path with a clear and sustainable vision. We also took a fundamental step in consolidating the legitimacy of our incubator by signing contracts with The Art Dome artists, formalizing our community and strengthening the commitment that exists between you and this project.
This year also marked a key advancement in international visibility and positioning. Eduardo Ojeda joined the Board of Directors of Locust Projects, a strategic ally that reinforces the legitimacy and visibility of The Art Dome and its CVO within the contemporary art circuit in Miami, Florida. In addition, we were featured in various media outlets such as Univision, RCN Internacional, The Florida Tribune, Actualidad Radio, News Channel WFLA, Fox 8 WGHP, The Reviewer Magazine, News Now, among others, with the goal of promoting our projects and expanding the reach of what we are building.
In addition, we chose to grow with method, discipline, and expert guidance. This year, Liliana Hernández, Director of Plecto Espacio, joined our team as Cultural Business Strategist, bringing a strategic perspective that connects art, business, and concrete opportunities for the The Art Dome community.
Likewise, we surrounded ourselves with specialists and allies with proven experience in sales, positioning, strategy, and cultural development, who strengthened our capabilities as a platform and elevated the standard of professionalization for our artists. We worked alongside Luis Piñate (Agile Consultants Group), focused on developing commercial strategy and the strategic construction of the business plan; Maribel Resende (Agile Consultants Group), a specialist in marketing, positioning, and demand generation through digital strategies and LinkedIn; Macarena del Valle (Eichholtz), an expert in consultative sales and B2B relationships within the design and interior design sector; Mario Ramírez (Weber Shandwick), focused on strategic communication and business development for the corporate sector; and Tal Ronen, founder of SDG Navigator, an international advisor with a background in sustainability and global strategy, who contributed a long-term vision focused on impact and structural development.
How can art support my business growth?
Art transforms spaces, inspires teams, engages clients, and strengthens reputation while creating long-term cultural value.
Can my company build a collection with The Art Dome?
Yes. We create curated art collections that represent your brand’s identity and connect it with culture and innovation.
I’m an artist. How can I join The Art Dome?
You can apply to our residency and acceleration programs. We guide artists with mentorship, visibility, and international connections
Along this journey, Sandra Montenegro, founder of Montenegro Art Projects, joined us as a strategic ally and partner of The Art Dome, contributing her expertise in the management, production, and articulation of artistic and cultural projects. In the same spirit, Ismael Triviño, founder of IZZY Public Relations, supported us through public relations and media visibility efforts, strengthening The Art Dome’s credibility in the United States and Latin America. These experiences not only provided concrete tools, but also reaffirmed our commitment to building a solid, professional, and sustainable ecosystem for our artists.
This year we were also an active part of the international art circuit, participating as professional art managers at fairs such as ARTBO, ARCO, Zona Maco, and Art Basel in Bogotá, Mexico City, Miami, and Madrid. This journey allowed us to observe trends, strengthen networks, open conversations, and build opportunities for new artistic and cultural alliances and affiliations.
In parallel, we experienced a year of activations and experiences that marked a turning point for The Art Dome. We inaugurated our Headquarters in Miami, hosted The Collectors House Talks with activations alongside artists and experts in architecture, art, and design, launched the Art Intensive Bogotá 2025 with an open call for curators and international artists within Bogotá’s art circuit, presented Vestigios, the solo exhibition of Jorge Magyaroff, and celebrated our Pop Up 107, a collective exhibition featuring The Art Dome artists. Everything we carried out this year had a clear intention: to build a serious, professional, and connected ecosystem where art is a real force for transformation and where artists have a space for visibility and sustainable growth.
And the coming year arrives with an even greater vision. We have important plans in development, focused on expansion, new experiences, gatherings, and exhibitions that will continue to open opportunities for our community. As each initiative takes shape, we will share the next steps, dates, and details with you, maintaining the same commitment to professionalization and growth that has defined this year.
Thank you for believing.
Thank you for building with us.
Thank you for being part of a community that understands that art is not just an object, but language, identity, freedom, and future.
With gratitude and vision,
The Art Dome Team
Let’s create something extraordinary together
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