Bonart continues expanding its spaces for dialogue and reflection on contemporary creation with a new chapter of Bonart Conversations, recorded within the framework of ARTBO, in Bogotá. On this occasion, Fernando Cuevas Ulitzsch leads a meeting that takes as its starting point the connections between El Xupet Negre and Edgar Buitrago, two references from different creative universes that allow for establishing a dialogue between urban art and Colombian sculptural tradition.
The conversation is set in the context of the presentation of the third issue of Bonart Internacional, an edition that places Colombia at the center of its editorial focus and strengthens cultural ties between Catalonia and Latin America. Through this meeting, Bonart once again reclaims conversation as a tool to approach different artistic sensibilities, establish connections between geographies and generations, and discover new territories of exchange.

This chapter is part of the audiovisual activity that Bonart is developing internationally, with ARTBO as one of its spaces for meeting and dissemination. The conversations allow transferring to the audiovisual format the voices, experiences, and reflections of artists and cultural agents participating in the construction of the contemporary artistic landscape.
Meanwhile, Bonart has launched a new series of recorded podcasts during ArtsLibris, held at the Convent dels Àngels of MACBA, in Barcelona. Hosted by Ricard Planas and Carles Toribio, these meetings aim to approach the trajectories and projects of some of the most relevant figures in the editorial and artistic world. The first chapter featured Rocío Santa Cruz, founder of ArtsLibris, as the inaugural guest, in a conversation about the origins, evolution, and role of this platform as a meeting space for artist’s books, thought, and contemporary culture.