Adriana Bustos: Código natal
A work commissioned for the museum’s 130th anniversary. Give this first-floor exhibition a place in your next Recoleta afternoon.
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Current and forthcoming events, with their real dates and venues.
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A work commissioned for the museum’s 130th anniversary. Give this first-floor exhibition a place in your next Recoleta afternoon.
Architecture as a way of looking at everyday life. A free exhibition at Bellas Artes, with public visiting dates from 23 September.
A family workshop turns the Museo Moderno’s exhibitions into a starting point for making something together.
Clothes, objects and images bring Frida Kahlo’s self-presentation into focus at MALBA. Build the afternoon around a proper gallery visit.
Seven works offer a concentrated encounter with Belkis Ayón’s printmaking, mythology and the figure of Sikán.
A free exhibition revisits Tita Merello’s voice, screen presence and place in Argentina’s popular imagination.
The library’s conservators reveal how fragile documents survive for future readers.
Art and ocean science meet in a journey through deep water and polar landscapes.
Iván Noble continues Canciones Traspapeladas with two Friday performances in November.
Carca returns to A un millón de años blues for an anniversary performance.
Valen Vargas brings the named cumbia programme to Niceto on Saturday.
Kevin Johansen hosts a birthday gathering with La Delio Valdez, Fabiana Cantilo and La Bomba de Tiempo.
Handel’s Theodora brings the Monteverdi Choir and English Baroque Soloists to the Colón.
Falla and Lalo bring two different visions of Spain to the Colón’s orchestral stage.
An exhibition looks beyond Martín Fierro to the many lives of José Hernández.
Rivers, forests and animals become collaborators in an exhibition about making and inhabiting worlds.
Maneva brings a Saturday concert to La Trastienda’s Brazilian programme.
Ligia Piro presents Supernova at La Trastienda on a Saturday evening.
Live music, spoken guidance and spatial sound invite the audience into darkness.
Live percussion and improvisation turn Monday into an occasion at Konex.