Painters and Plastic Artists
In alphabetical order
- Julio Abril, Sculptor and painter
- Ruven Afanador, Photographer, living in New York City
- Olga de Amaral, Textiles
- Débora Arango, Painter
- Ramiro Areiza, Sculptor and painter
- Rodrigo Arenas, Sculptor
- Roberto Clemente, Painter(Also played baseball)
- Fernando Botero, Painter and sculptor, living in Italy
- Luis Caballero, Painter
- Antonio Caro, Painter and mixed media
- Olga de Chica, Primitivist painter
- Juan Fernando Cobo Painter and sculptor
- Danilo Dueñas, Painter
- Juan Manuel Echavarría, Video and photography
- Jesus Maria Espinosa, Painter
- Miguel de la Espriella, Painter and Sculptor
- Alejandro Fischer, Painter
- Miguel Gómez, Photographer, living in New York City
- Pedro Nel Gómez, Muralist
- Enrique Grau, Painter
- José del Carmen Hernández, Painter and Sculptor
- Nicolas De la Hoz, Painter
- Carlos Jacanamijoy, Painter
- Ledda L'Herbier, Painter, living in France
- Santiago Martinez Delgado, Muralist
- Edgar Negret, Painter
- Alonso Neira Martinez, Sculptor
- Alejandro Obregon, Painter
- Nadín Ospina, Artist
- Natalia Karenka Parra Sierra, Painter and printmaker
- Omar Rayo, Painter and sculptor
- Pedro Restrepo, Painter, living in Houston
- Doris Salcedo, Conceptual Artist
- Carlos Santacruz, Painter
- Andrés de Santa Maria, Painter
- Fernando Tovar, Painter, living in Miami
- Cecilia Vargas, Painter, living in London
- Luisa Velásquez Painter, living in Philadelphia
- Zulu Padilla, Photographer
- Angelica Maria Beltran Bohorquez painter, sculptor, living in London
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