GALLERY 2025 INAUGURATES ITS TOUR THROUGH THE NEIGHBORHOODS OF BUENOS AIRES
With the support of the Ministry of Culture of the City of Buenos Aires, Gallery returns on Friday, June 6, 2025, bringing its iconic art circuit to the neighborhoods of Recoleta, Retiro, and Microcentro. The initiative aims to promote visits to artistic spaces such as galleries, museums, artist studios, and foundations, with the goal of bringing contemporary art closer to the general public and showcasing the excellence of the local art scene.
For over two decades, Gallery has acted as a bridge between contemporary art and the community, offering a dynamic, free, and mobile format to discover diverse artistic proposals. Each edition gives visitors the opportunity to engage directly with the work of local artists and the spaces that shape the City’s vibrant cultural landscape.
The June 6 edition will run from 4 to 8 PM, with guided tours starting at 5:30 PM. In addition to gallery and studio visits, the event will feature special exhibitions, public space activations, interventions in historic bars, and other experiences designed to explore art from multiple perspectives.
After this first stop in Recoleta, Retiro, and Microcentro, Gallery will continue its 2025 schedule on Saturday, September 13 in the neighborhoods of Palermo, Villa Crespo, Chacarita, and Paternal, and will conclude the year on November 1 with a final edition in La Boca, in the heart of the Arts District.
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With over 10,000 attendees in its last edition, Gallery has established itself as one of the leading initiatives promoting the richness of Argentine contemporary art and strengthening the connection between the City and its artistic community.
Registration for guided tours at this link.
Guided Tour Routes – Friday, June 6
RECOLETA #1
Meeting point 5:30 PM: Miranda Bosch Gallery
Del Infinito
DOLORES VALDÉS ART / Bresson Brokers
Galería Rubbers
Tramo Galería
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Tramo. Doble, 2024. Óleo sobre tela. 78 x 122 cm. Árbol, 2024. Óleo sobre tela. 78 x 122 cm - Tramo Galería
RECOLETA #2
Meeting point 5:30 PM: Herlitzka & Co.
Biga Art Gallery
Cecilia Caballero Arte Contemporáneo
Galería Phuyu
Galería Larreta: Blanqo Arte Contemporáneo, Futbolitis, Lorena del Pilar Art, Proyecto Escaparate
Central AFFAIR (Galería Larreta mezzanine):
Acéfala, ALMACÉN (contemporary art), AnTnA, Casa Equis, Crudo, FAN, Gabelich Contemporáneo, Koru, Sasha.D, Tiempo, Tierra, TokonOMa, URRA-HIPHiP, Wunsch
RECOLETA–CENTRO #3
Meeting point 5:30 PM: Cosmocosa
OTTO Galería
Jorge Mara - La Ruche
The Art Gallery Museum
The White Lodge
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OTTO. Sin título, 2024. Bronce patinado, 10 x 10.5 x 2.3 cm. OTTO Galería
RETIRO #4
Meeting point 5:30 PM: Isaac Fernández Blanco Hispano-American Art Museum – Palacio Noel
Galería Azur
Fundación OSDE Art Space
Rolf Art
Galería van Riel
CENTRO #5
Meeting point 5:30 PM: Mitte Galería
Selvanegra
Imaginario
Fundación Klemm
Galería Larreta: Blanqo Arte Contemporáneo, Futbolitis, Lorena del Pilar Art, Proyecto Escaparate
Central AFFAIR (Galería Larreta mezzanine): same spaces as above
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Selvanegra. Villa Soldati, 2025. Lápiz policromo sobre papel, cerámica, 115 x 85 x 4 cm. Galería Selvanegra
CENTRO #6
Meeting point 5:30 PM: Arthaus
Galería Isla Flotante
Galería Phuyu
Fundación Klemm
Galería Larreta: Blanqo Arte Contemporáneo, Futbolitis, Lorena del Pilar Art, Proyecto Escaparate
Central AFFAIR (Galería Larreta mezzanine): same spaces as above
Urban Architecture Tour
Urban and architectural walking tour through the Retiro / Recoleta / Microcentro circuit, guided by architect Adriana Bianchedi.
Date: Friday, June 6
Meeting point: édition privée – Alvear 1780
Time: 5:30–7:30 PM (2-hour walking tour)
Maximum capacity: 60 people
Pre-registration required [Link here]
Conversation on Collecting
Discussion with Joaquín Rodríguez and Abel Guaglianone, followed by a tour of the exhibition “UNA CASA. LA CASA”
Date: Friday, June 6
Time: 5:30 PM
Venue: Casa Nacional del Bicentenario – Riobamba 985
Maximum capacity: 50 people
Pre-registration required [Link here]
AFTER GALLERY at CENTRAL AFFAIR
An evening to close the day with a live performance + music set by DJ Nicolás Varchausky.
Sponsored by Grolsch and Carpano. Presented by Ciudad de Buenos Aires.
Time: 8 PM
Free admission – limited capacity
Registration required [Link here]
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