Jorge Raedo

Jorge Raedó is a multifaceted artist and dedicated educator whose current role at ART positions him as a leading figure in integrating art, architecture, and education. As an artist deeply engaged in exploring the intersections of visual arts and architectural concepts, Jorge brings a unique perspective to his work, blending creative practice with pedagogical innovation. His expertise extends beyond traditional art forms, encompassing theatre, painting, photography, and public speaking, which he leverages to foster a dynamic learning environment for children and youth.

At ART, Jorge is actively involved in pioneering projects that aim to democratize access to architectural and artistic education. His ongoing research project, "Educación de Arquitectura en Primaria de Bogotá," exemplifies his commitment to developing innovative curricula that introduce young students to fundamental architectural principles through engaging, hands-on activities. Since 2017, he has directed "Anidar: arquitectura y niñez," a project that explores the role of architecture in childhood development, emphasizing participatory design and creative expression.

Jorge's expertise in art education is further demonstrated through his leadership in OSA MENOR, his research and practice initiative dedicated to fostering artistic and architectural literacy among children and youth since 2008. His skills in public relations, management, and bilingual communication (English) enable him to effectively advocate for arts education and build collaborative networks across diverse communities. Through his work, Jorge Raedó continues to inspire young learners to explore their creativity, understand architectural environments, and develop critical thinking skills—making him a vital contributor to contemporary art and architecture education.