The Iglesia del Carmen is a striking example of neo-Gothic religious architecture in Colombia. This portrait follows the church through its history, its artistic detail and its continuing spiritual life, examining how a nineteenth-century revival idiom was adopted and adapted by Colombian builders and craftsmen. Pointed arches, ribbed vaulting, slender towers and worked interior surfaces give the building its character, and the sustained quality of that workmanship is what has secured its standing among the country's most distinctive churches. Beyond the architecture, the programme considers the congregation that has kept the building in use and the place it holds in the cultural heritage of its city.
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