martes, 22 de noviembre de 2011
national Museum
Today the collections of the Museo Nacional de Colombia, the result of anthropological research, donations and acquisitions, amounted to more than 20 thousand pieces, symbol of the historyand heritage (relics of the first settlers and material culture of pre-Hispanic societies objects of the present indigenous and Afroethnography, testimonies of the different periods of national history and works of artistic value ranging from colonial times tothe art of the 'early modernists such as Fernando Botero, Alejandro Obregón, William Wiedemann, John Antonio Roda, Eduardo Ramírez Villamizar and Edgar Negret Enrique Grau).
The Museum offers visitors 17 permanent exhibition halls, in which about 2,500 are exhibited objects, a temporary exhibition schedule that has allowed the Colombians to get in touch withimportant examples of history, art and archeology and international, and a diverse academic and cultural programmingincluding lectures, concerts, theater and dance, video and HistoryAnnual Lecture 'Ernesto Restrepo Tirado, "which is donecontinuously for more than 10 years.
It has also developed an ongoing program of international exhibitions, among which are: large format Sorolla, EugèneBoudin, Henry Moore, Picasso in Bogota, Masterpieces of European painting. Rau Collection, Rembrandt, Egypt: the passage to eternity, The Terracotta Warriors, an immortal army, and Sipan, the last treasure of America. These samples have had a massive response from the public, thanks to a pricing policy allows you to reach all audiences.
On the other hand, publications collect the wealth of the collections and the memories it referred to the academic meetings. Furthermore, the development of new technologies such as web page, with tours and virtual exhibitions, creates new and contemporary ways of interacting with the public.
Currently, the museum works in implementing the Strategic Plan2001-2010, a roadmap to ten years, which routes all the human and financial resources in three major areas: construction ofmultiple narratives of the history of cultural processes inColombia , development of public and strengthening the country's museums.
The National Museum of Colombia ... the museum of all Colombians.
The Museum offers visitors 17 permanent exhibition halls, in which about 2,500 are exhibited objects, a temporary exhibition schedule that has allowed the Colombians to get in touch withimportant examples of history, art and archeology and international, and a diverse academic and cultural programmingincluding lectures, concerts, theater and dance, video and HistoryAnnual Lecture 'Ernesto Restrepo Tirado, "which is donecontinuously for more than 10 years.
It has also developed an ongoing program of international exhibitions, among which are: large format Sorolla, EugèneBoudin, Henry Moore, Picasso in Bogota, Masterpieces of European painting. Rau Collection, Rembrandt, Egypt: the passage to eternity, The Terracotta Warriors, an immortal army, and Sipan, the last treasure of America. These samples have had a massive response from the public, thanks to a pricing policy allows you to reach all audiences.
On the other hand, publications collect the wealth of the collections and the memories it referred to the academic meetings. Furthermore, the development of new technologies such as web page, with tours and virtual exhibitions, creates new and contemporary ways of interacting with the public.
Currently, the museum works in implementing the Strategic Plan2001-2010, a roadmap to ten years, which routes all the human and financial resources in three major areas: construction ofmultiple narratives of the history of cultural processes inColombia , development of public and strengthening the country's museums.
The National Museum of Colombia ... the museum of all Colombians.
history of the National Museum
Founded by an Act of the First Congress of the Republic on July 28, 1823, the National Museum of Colombia is the oldest museums in the country and one of the oldest in America. For nearly two centuries has been devoted to the preservation and dissemination of evidence representing cultural values of the nation.
It opened its doors on July 4, 1824, when Vice President, General Francisco de Paula Santander was declared officially created. The National Museum was initially installed in the Botanical House, which housed the natural history collection compiled by José Celestino Mutis and tended their disciples, with the passage of time these pieces were added others of an archaeological, historical and artistic.
(Hall of Flags)Throughout its history, the National Museum of Colombia has held various offices. Since its inception and until 1842 occupied the old house-now defunct-Botany, from 1845 to 1913, Classroom-building current-Colonial Art Museum, from 1913 to 1922, Rufino Cuervo-ticket-now disappeared;, 1922 to 1944, Peter A. Bank building Lopez, now the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development, and from 1948 to date, the facilities of the former Central Penitentiary of Cundinamarca, known as the "Panopticon".
The Penitentiary, designed by architect Thomas Reed builder in the 1850s and built from October 1, 1874, was the country's largest prison for nearly 72 years. However, in 1946 the prisoners were transferred to the new Jail Pillory and the government allocated the building to house the National Museum.
Restored and proper under the direction of the architects Manuel Vargas and Hernando Vengoechea Rubiano, was inaugurated as the site of the National Museum May 2, 1948. Since the building meets architectural and historical values of such beauty and strength, the government declared a National Monument on August 11, 1975.
Between 1989 and 2001 advanced the Draft Comprehensive Building Restoration, which ended the first half of 2001 and was officially opened on July 28 with the opening of all the exhibition halls of the Museum.
Currently, the National Museum of Colombia, the Ministry of Culture, is responsible for the management, conservation and dissemination of the collections that make up the museum.
It opened its doors on July 4, 1824, when Vice President, General Francisco de Paula Santander was declared officially created. The National Museum was initially installed in the Botanical House, which housed the natural history collection compiled by José Celestino Mutis and tended their disciples, with the passage of time these pieces were added others of an archaeological, historical and artistic.
(Hall of Flags)Throughout its history, the National Museum of Colombia has held various offices. Since its inception and until 1842 occupied the old house-now defunct-Botany, from 1845 to 1913, Classroom-building current-Colonial Art Museum, from 1913 to 1922, Rufino Cuervo-ticket-now disappeared;, 1922 to 1944, Peter A. Bank building Lopez, now the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development, and from 1948 to date, the facilities of the former Central Penitentiary of Cundinamarca, known as the "Panopticon".
The Penitentiary, designed by architect Thomas Reed builder in the 1850s and built from October 1, 1874, was the country's largest prison for nearly 72 years. However, in 1946 the prisoners were transferred to the new Jail Pillory and the government allocated the building to house the National Museum.
Restored and proper under the direction of the architects Manuel Vargas and Hernando Vengoechea Rubiano, was inaugurated as the site of the National Museum May 2, 1948. Since the building meets architectural and historical values of such beauty and strength, the government declared a National Monument on August 11, 1975.
Between 1989 and 2001 advanced the Draft Comprehensive Building Restoration, which ended the first half of 2001 and was officially opened on July 28 with the opening of all the exhibition halls of the Museum.
Currently, the National Museum of Colombia, the Ministry of Culture, is responsible for the management, conservation and dissemination of the collections that make up the museum.
national Museum
Adults $ 2,000 pesos
Voluntary donation to the Friends National Museum $ 1,000
students
$ 1,000 pesos
Voluntary donation to the Friends National Museum $ 1,000
Children $ 500 pesos
People socioeconomic strata 1 and 2,
persons affiliated with SISBEN levels 1, 2 and 3, people with disability
and his companion, children under 5 years, adults over 60 years,
honor reservists, members of the International Council of Museums,
members of the Association of Friends of the National Museum
Culture Ministry officials and tour guides to present
original and current document accrediting them as such.
Voluntary donation to the Friends National Museum $ 1,000
students
$ 1,000 pesos
Voluntary donation to the Friends National Museum $ 1,000
Children $ 500 pesos
People socioeconomic strata 1 and 2,
persons affiliated with SISBEN levels 1, 2 and 3, people with disability
and his companion, children under 5 years, adults over 60 years,
honor reservists, members of the International Council of Museums,
members of the Association of Friends of the National Museum
Culture Ministry officials and tour guides to present
original and current document accrediting them as such.
LOS OBJETIVOS DE MI EMPRESA
MISIÓN : dar a conocer mi empresa de tal manera que sea una de las mas importes y reconocidas a nivel mundial en la cual solo se preste el turismo metropolitano en las diferentes ciudades que tiene bogota.
VICION: ser una de las mejores empresas de turismo y tener cada día mas y mas sucursales en diferentes partes del mundo haciendo turismo metropolitano.
OBJETIVO: hacer del turismo metropolitano una experiencia única e inolvidable para los turistas, expandiendo sus ideales y haciendo que cambien sus perspectivas que tienen de las ciudades.
VICION: ser una de las mejores empresas de turismo y tener cada día mas y mas sucursales en diferentes partes del mundo haciendo turismo metropolitano.
OBJETIVO: hacer del turismo metropolitano una experiencia única e inolvidable para los turistas, expandiendo sus ideales y haciendo que cambien sus perspectivas que tienen de las ciudades.
domingo, 5 de junio de 2011
mi portafolio de servicios.
EL MUSEO DE ARTE COLONIAL
El Museo de Arte Colonial de Bogotá (Colombia) fue inaugurado en 1942 en un edificio del siglo XVII que, entre sus antiguos usos, había sido Biblioteca Nacional y sede de la Universidad Javeriana en el período colonial. Se encuentra ubicado en la Cra. 6º No.9-77. El museo exhibe pinturas, tallas en madera, muebles, joyería, libros y documentos de la época colonial (1492-1810). Una de las colecciones más importantes del Museo de Arte Colonial consiste en 76 pinturas al óleo y 106 dibujos de Gregorio Vásquez de Arce y Ceballos, uno de los pintores más importantes del Nuevo Reino de Granada.
COLONIAL ART MUSEUM
Colonial Art Museum of Bogotá (Colombia) was inaugurated in 1942 in a XVII century building, among its former uses, was the National Library and home of the Universidad Javeriana in the colonial period. It is located in the Cra 6 º No.9-77. The museum displays paintings, wood carvings, furniture, jewelry, books and documents from the colonial period (1492-1810). One of the largest collections of Colonial Art Museum is at 76 oil paintings and 106 drawings by Gregorio Vásquez de Arce y Ceballos, one of the most important painters of the New Kingdom of Granada.
jueves, 26 de mayo de 2011
domingo, 22 de mayo de 2011
La ciudad de Bogotá capital de la República de Colombia, es uno de los principales destinos turísticos del país. A pesar de no contar con playas ni clima tropical, Bogotá es una metrópoli que cuenta con diversas actividades culturales y es sede de importantes eventos de nivel internacional; la ciudad también ofrece una amplia variedad de restaurantes de comida internacional y sitios especializados en el esparcimiento nocturno, destacan igualmente sus parques, museos, centros comerciales y su arquitectura.
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