Festival Danz: Sixth Edition
Classes, choreography, freestyle battles and an after-party fill a day devoted to dance.
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Classes, choreography, freestyle battles and an after-party fill a day devoted to dance.
Rosi Araya leads a seated movement session for older adults and people with mobility disabilities.
An intimate soprano-and-piano recital moves from art songs to some of opera’s most recognisable arias.
FADU students turn research into Thomas Demand’s work into clothing and movement.
Manuscripts, images and objects open different paths into Borges’s famous story.
Martín Buscaglia and his Bochamakers celebrate twenty years of El Evangelio según mi jardinero.
Andando Descalzo celebrates three decades with a late Saturday show at La Trastienda.
Leonard Cohen’s songs return in Spanish in El Poeta, a midweek programme at La Trastienda.
An art workshop for older adults makes space for experimentation and a shared creative process.
Tenor Freddie De Tommaso shares an AURA concert with guest soprano Nadine Sierra.
Families build objects, scenery and stories with paper and cardboard.
Newspapers, chronicles and images trace the Welsh community’s relationship with Argentina.
Manuel Wirzt offers a preview of Versiones Encontradas in a Friday concert at La Trastienda.
Adanowsky presents Amador and El Ídolo together in an evening built around two musical identities.
Ana Carolina joins La Trastienda’s Brasil en Buenos Aires programme with an October concert.
Pedro Pastor brings his anniversary programme to Buenos Aires.
A documentary follows the artistic beginnings of Los Redonditos de Ricota.
A weekly museum gathering invites older adults to shape creative projects in company.
Shakespeare’s storm becomes a stage-and-music experiment commissioned by the Colón’s contemporary centre.
A conversation asks how photographs shape what societies remember and believe.
Books, photographs and objects reveal Borges’s friendships and journeys in Mexico.