Image: Medellín Museum of Modern Art
Artist Gemma Luz Bosch has developed ‘Pequeña Sonoteca de Barro Colombiano’, a project combining Colombian clay, ceramics and recorded sound, according to an announcement published by the Medellín Museum of Modern Art’s MAMMedellin account.
The project grew from a journey through four Colombian territories: Barichara, Mompox, Santa Rosa de Cabal and Medellín. In each location, Bosch collected clay and recorded sounds, while also working with Colombian ceramicists.
The announcement describes the work as the result of this route through different places and material practices. Its title, which translates as ‘Small Sound Library of Colombian Clay’, identifies the project as a sound-based archive or collection connected to ceramics, although the available notice does not provide a fuller description of its format.
The source material does not specify whether ‘Pequeña Sonoteca de Barro Colombiano’ is an exhibition, an installation, a performance or another type of presentation. It also gives no dates, venue details, list of participating ceramicists or information about the individual sounds and clays included.
The announcement was published on 17 August 2026 by the museum’s social-media account. No additional event information or expanded project text is provided in the available source.
