Tahona Art is a cultural initiative where art becomes part of everyday life.
More than a creative space, it’s a way of living art: free, present and open. We cultivate a cultural landscape that invites pause, inspires ideas, and fosters a deep connection with the work, the artist, and the land itself.
Time, space, and presence -for artists and audience- as a foundation for work that resonates, connects and endures.
We allow space for process, for presence, and for the kind of connections that take time.
We value clarity over noise, intention over excess, and the quiet discipline of doing things well.
Curiosity shapes our approach, care defines our rhythm.
Our focus is respect: for nature, for the landscape that surrounds us, for the artist, and for ourselves as witnesses.
Exhibitions and events
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Federico Benites. Caballito.
16 October
Tahona House -
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Astrid Barfod. The Architecture of the invisible.
9 October - 18 November
MAPI Museum
Vision
We envision a living and breathing art space woven into daily life-where nature, community and creativity come together. Tahona Art seeks to create moments of pause and meaning through art that resonate with the present while imagining the future. Our vision is to nurture a cultural landscape that feels grounded, expansive and deeply connected.
Mission
Our mission is to support and celebrate artistic creation through a constellation of programs that engage artists and audiences locally and globally. From residencies and exhibitions to festivals and publications, we offer platforms for multidisciplinary artists to explore, exchange and share their work. We are committed to fostering a cultural ecosystem rooted in collaboration, quality, and long-term vision.
Values
Tahona Art is grounded in generosity, curiosity, and creative integrity. We believe in the power of art to connect people, spark reflection, and cultivate a sense of belonging. We value honesty in expression, the richness of cultural dialogue, and the quiet strength of thoughtful creation.