"GALLERY": AN INVITATION TO ENJOY CONTEMPORARY ART IN THE CITY OF BUENOS AIRES
The first 2026 edition of Gallery arrives in Recoleta, Retiro, and Microcentro. Organized across different circuits, this major free event has been showcasing the best of local art scenes for over two decades.
This Saturday, May 16th, Gallery returns to the city of Buenos Aires with a new edition connecting more than 40 galleries, museums, art spaces, and foundations in a grand contemporary art circuit. The tours through Recoleta, Retiro, and Microcentro will begin at 11 a.m. and will be led by specialists. Participating spaces include Rolf Art, Vasari and Vasari Sur at Central AFFAIR, Roldán Moderno, Fundación Klemm, Del Infinito, Tramo, ARTHAUS CENTRAL, Gallery Lab, Isla Flotante, Imaginario, and many others. Admission is free of charge.
With the support of the Buenos Aires City Ministry of Culture, and having drawn more than 50,000 visitors in 2025, the event allows people to dynamically, intimately, and presently explore the city's most compelling artistic spaces, bringing visibility to the excellence of contemporary Argentine art. Tours last approximately 60 to 90 minutes, and special activities for visitors will be available at each meeting point.
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Fabián Rucco. La ansiedad de Joaquin. Técnica mixta. Alt 170 cm. Cortesía de Imaginario
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Fundación Klemm
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María Marroquin. Rarezas IV, 2025. 70x114cm. Cortesía de Gallery Labs
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Dana Ferrari. Composición N°3, 2026. Caracoles sobre papel serigrafiado montado en lienzo, 70 x 50 cm. Cortesía de Galería Grasa
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Valentina Liernur. N mirandome, 2026. Óleo sobre tela, 195 x 217 cm. Cortesía de Isla Flotante
As a highlight, Gallery adds a live music component to each of its circuits, accompanying the experience of discovering galleries, art spaces, and exhibitions throughout the city. The program will feature Felipe Acevedo Grupo, Teo Deveaux, Constanza Daffonchio, Félix Torre with a guitar and violin duo, and Luzerna, an alternative rock band made up of five musicians from the City of Buenos Aires. Each performance will activate different points along the route, creating encounters between contemporary art and live music in dialogue with the energy of each neighborhood.
Those interested can register through the Pinta website, where they can also find the map with all routes and participating spaces for this edition.
Gallery is an initiative driven by Arte al Día and Pinta, and is supported by the Buenos Aires City Ministry of Culture, Cabrales, Eseade, and Arte Online.
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