NEWS
2025 Residency Open Call for Bolivian Curators
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CBAT invites Bolivian curators residing in Bolivia to apply for a four-week residency at the Delfina Foundation in London from 26 May to 22 June 2025. ​​
CBAT has partnered with Fundación RSV and the Delfina Foundation to establish a residency program for Bolivian curators, acknowledging the vital role curators play in shaping and presenting contemporary art. This residency provides a unique platform for professional development, allowing participants to expand their knowledge, network with international peers, and gain valuable experience in a dynamic and supportive environment.
Application deadline: 9 Feb 2025, 23:59 GMT.
To apply, please read the Guidance Notes and complete and submit this application form.
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CBAT welcomes Bolivian artist Kenia Almaraz Murillo!
On 14th Nov, CBAT was honoured to attend Bolivian artist Kenia Almaraz Murillo’s exhibition ‘Andean Cosmovisión’ preview at Waddington Custot Gallery, which represents Kenia worldwide.
Kenia is part of the traditional Bolivian dance ensemble Caporales Mi Viejo San Simon, Paris-based and at the opening of her exhibition, she introduced a dance performance by London-based members of Caporales Caporales Centralistas San Miguel Londres, as well as dances by Tinkus Puros and Fraternidad Diablada Bolivia UK.
On 10th Oct 2024, CBAT was delighted to attend a breakfast hosted at Gasworks and a viewing of Indonesian artist Riar Rizaldi's exhibition 'Mirage'.​
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Many thanks Gasworks!
CBAT welcomes Bolivian artist Luciana Decker Orozco on her arrival to the UK for her CBAT-sponsored residency at Gasworks in London from Sep 30th to Dec 16th, 2024.
We wish Luciana a fruitful and productive artist residency at Gasworks!
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Luciana's project at Gasworks.
Gasworks welcomes new residents.
The Cocani Project by Diego Echevers Torrez - 19 June 2024
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CBAT was pleased to present, in collaboration with the Anglo-Bolivian Society and Albumen Gallery, the Cocani project by Bolivian photographer Diego Echevers Torrez.​
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Click here to watch the Zoom presentation.​
The Cocani are the Aymara coca merchants who settled in Oruro when the city thrived on silver and tin mining. The rich Carnival traditions to which the region, its people, and the mining industry gave rise thrive today. Diego Echevers Torrez has documented these traditions since 2015, creating a series of analogue portraits celebrating the Cocani intergenerational heritage, which is alive yet under threat.