During the last trimester of 2024, the plan for a collaboration between The Art Dome and Eichholtz was on its way, with an ambitious idea to showcase the potential of art and design, creating a vision of what the house of a top tier art collector would look like.
Doing this daunting task wouldn’t have been possible without the crucial help of Montenegro Art Projects, who would join in the collaboration to expand the representation of art in this interdisciplinary exhibition, allowing us to expand the catalogue of artists that a collector would have.
Mixing high end design from Eichholtz with art was a great task, since the art that a collector would own has to stand out more than just decoration without clashing with the design pieces, when selecting the pieces for this exhibition, we carefully pick artworks from both The Art Dome and MAP catalogue that would work alongside the Eichholtz latest collection.
With a combination of both collections from The Art Dome and MAP, The Collectors House was a mix of artists represented by the companies and pieces from the private collection of our CVO Eduardo Ojeda.
With pieces from renowned masters like Jean-Michel Othoniel, Gary Webb and of course many artworks by Fernando Botero, we showcase the masterpieces a seasoned collector would have gotten over the years.
But in contrast we selected Art Dome and MAP artists like Didier Bedoya, Daniela Acosta Parsons, Camilo Bojacá, Erika Diaz, Alejandro Tobón and Tatiana Arocha, reflecting how crucial is the role of Collector when it comes to elevate the new generations of artist into their next step in their career.
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After its opening in December 2th, 2024, The Collectors House saw multiple events taking place within; talks with MAP artist Tatiana Arocha, a performance by artist Laura Renée Maier where she intervene a designer chair of the Eichholtz collection with her signature embroidery and we even hosted an academic level talk with leading voices of art and design with guest speakers like Felipe Grimberg, Kenneth Crawford and Dr Thelma Lazo-Florez.
The Collectors House closed its door on July 8th, marking the end of this almost year long collaboration, through its lifetime, the exhibit saw many artwork been changed to reflect the complexity of a collectors life and through this change we even meet new friends, allies and even new teams member for The Art Dome with curator and cultural consultant Liliana Hernandez joining through this amazing experience.
All though Collectors House is over, we kept in contact with our friends in Eichholtz for the rest year, and we still worked with to this very day, with Liliana representing The Art Dome in Eichholtz during the 2025 Art Basel Miami, showcasing that our joint story is far from over.
The Collectors House
December 2th, 2024 – July 8th 2025
Artists:
Acosta Parsons ,Daniela
Alonso Zapata, Jorge
Álvarez, María Elena
Arocha, Tatiana
Bauer, Michael
Bedoya, Didier
Behaine, Natalia
Beltrán, Diana
Bojacá, Camilo
Botero, Fernando
Brito, Luis
Cadavid, Yuli
Camelo, Andrés
Del Valle, Cesar
Diaz, Erika
Fruto Espinosa, Antonio
Gallego, Lucas y Borrego, Carolina García, Aimée
Garduño, Flor
Garzón, Héctor Rafael
Gómez, Carolina
Hollingsworth, Dennis
Jiménez, Edgar
Lezaca, Alberto
Magyaroff, Jorge
Maier, Laura Renee
Metz, Landon
Minkkinen Rafael, Arno
Miranda, Yuliana
Othoniel, Jean Michel
Reyle, Anselm
Rojas, Camilo
Salcedo, Mauricio
Saraceno, Tomás
Smith, Shinique
Soto, Jesús Rafael
Starosta-Gilinski, Karen
Tobias, Gert and Uwe
Tobón, Alejandro
Tunick, Spencer
Vallejo-Mosienko, Vanessa
Vega, Angie
Villares, Rafael
Villeneuve, Thibo
Vincench, José Angel
Warhol, Andy
Webb, Gary
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