Buenos Aires, art to Palermo after dark
Bellas Artes, MALBA, a botanical pause, a parrilla table and Niceto. Let the day move north and the evening find its own tempo.
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Bellas Artes, MALBA, a botanical pause, a parrilla table and Niceto. Let the day move north and the evening find its own tempo.
Recoleta, San Telmo and La Boca offer different kinds of looking. Choose a starting point before drawing a line across the map.
A Chacarita venue brings concerts and late-night events to a large room beyond the usual central circuit.
A family workshop turns the Museo Moderno’s exhibitions into a starting point for making something together.
Choose an exhibition or public programme to enter this former industrial space in Puerto Madero.
A free creative workshop for adults at Museo Moderno, connecting the exhibitions with participants’ own experiments.
A free art space where contemporary projects occupy the Santander building near Parque Lezama.
River views and public art frame a place dedicated to remembrance and reflection.
A La Boca foundation for photography, exhibitions and the slower pleasure of looking through art books.
A former residence turns an art-and-design visit into an encounter with domestic architecture.
An intimate soprano-and-piano recital moves from art songs to some of opera’s most recognisable arias.
A focused art collection offers a quieter cultural stop in the centre of Buenos Aires.
Art and the port's visual history meet in a museum overlooking La Boca's streets.
Build a Villa Crespo art walk around a gallery with a long commitment to contemporary Argentine artists.
Sculptural casts create an unusual art encounter near the southern end of Puerto Madero.
Traditional craft and popular art bring material detail to a Palermo museum visit.
A large Art Deco auditorium gives concerts on Corrientes a memorable architectural backdrop.
Spanish art and a garden make an appealing two-part visit in Belgrano.
A free contemporary-art stop on La Boca's Pedro de Mendoza waterfront.
Pair an Argentine-art exhibition with time outdoors in Palermo's park landscape.
Follow a gallery programme rooted in artist-led experimentation, now part of the central city’s contemporary-art circuit.
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.