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Follow a gallery programme rooted in artist-led experimentation, now part of the central city’s contemporary-art circuit.
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Follow a gallery programme rooted in artist-led experimentation, now part of the central city’s contemporary-art circuit.
Art and ocean science meet in a journey through deep water and polar landscapes.
An art collection brings a gallery stop to Puerto Madero's waterfront walks.
A sculpture museum in Caballito gives a quieter view of Argentine art beyond the central museum circuit.
The Palacio Noel setting makes this a focused visit for Hispanic American art in Retiro.
A broad selection from the Moderno’s collection traces Argentine art across generations.
A large La Boca gallery gives contemporary Argentine art room to expand into installation and ambitious exhibition formats.
A contemporary art stop on Avenida San Juan. Pick an exhibition, then give San Telmo a little more of your afternoon.
Contemporary art beside Caminito, with a bookshop and café that give a La Boca afternoon somewhere to linger.
An art afternoon in Recoleta, with no admission charge. Give a few works your full attention before heading back into the city.
Latin American art in Palermo, with room for a long look before the next café or walk.
Clothes, objects and images bring Frida Kahlo’s self-presentation into focus at MALBA. Build the afternoon around a proper gallery visit.
FADU students turn research into Thomas Demand’s work into clothing and movement.
Rivers, forests and animals become collaborators in an exhibition about making and inhabiting worlds.
Record stalls, all-vinyl DJ sets and talks bring collectors together at Konex.
A 1930s café at the meeting of Forest, Elcano and Álvarez Thomas, known for ham and German specialities.
A La Boca gallery with a curatorial interest in photography, video and artists from across Argentina.
Turn a Recoleta museum day towards the city’s living arts. Drop into the cultural centre for the programme that catches your eye.
A conversation asks how photographs shape what societies remember and believe.
Walk beneath mature trees in Chacarita before turning towards the cafés and cultural stops of the surrounding streets.
Andando Descalzo celebrates three decades with a late Saturday show at La Trastienda.
Spanish cooking and a long porteño history at the corner of Salta and Hipólito Yrigoyen.
An open green space in Puerto Madero gives a riverside itinerary room to breathe.
A late-starting cocktail address on Quintana, for the point in a Buenos Aires evening when the conversation is only getting going.