If you missed the interactive exhibition Botero Immersed at the Nader Museum, scheduled to close on January 31st, the overwhelming public support led it to extend this visual and engaging experience through June 30 2022.
The exhibition honoring the work of acclaimed Colombian Master Fernando Botero constitutes a visual passage accompanied by the music composed by multiple- Grammy-award-winning producer Emilio Estefan.
Botero Immersed, defined by Nader as "a remarkable cultural affair and multimedia experience," features Botero's iconic body of work from the 60s to the present day through interactive 360º digital projections, lights, music, and sounds.
This exhibition allows guests to undergo a unique experience witnessing a selection of significant pieces representing Botero's oeuvre over the last six decades, including circus personages, bullfighting, life in Latin America and its people, and adaptations of the work of art history masters. Works exhibited are from the largest and most important collection of the master.
Hours and Admission
Monday - Saturday from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Tickets can be purchased online at www.boteroimmersed.com
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