GALLERY RETURNS TO BUENOS AIRES WITH 14 SPACES IN PALERMO AND VILLA CRESPO

Gallery returns to tour Buenos Aires with a new edition in Palermo and Villa Crespo. The event invites visitors to discover the city's art scene from the inside: for one afternoon, galleries and cultural spaces open their doors with exhibitions and special activities, while different routes aim to connect contemporary art with the neighborhoods that surround it. In this edition, visitors will be able to explore 14 spaces, choose among four guided routes, and take part in special urban art and architecture proposals.

The guided tours run approximately 60 to 90 minutes and are designed to be done on foot and, along certain specific stretches, by van. At each meeting point, special activities will be offered for visitors, allowing them to discover different spaces and proposals through encounters that combine contemporary art, talks, music, and live experiences, in dialogue with the identity and energy of each neighborhood.

Gallery can also be explored independently. Here is the map with all the routes and participating spaces for this edition:

Route #1
Meeting time: 3:30 PM

1. ESEADE – Uriarte 2472
   The proposal presents the work of Roger Mac Entyre in the exhibition Dinamismo Geométrico and the curatorial work developed by ESEADE students.
2. QUIMERA – Güemes 4474
   Guided visit with curator Carlos Gutiérrez and artist Camilo Guinot at 4 PM as part of the exhibition Texto Federal.
3. Casa Walsh – Nicaragua 4445
   Participatory talk with the artists, who will share their process of building the pieces they are presenting at the Feria ADA, addressing the materials, techniques, decisions, and inquiries running through their work.
4. Dain Usina Cultural – Nicaragua 4889
   Exhibition Movimiento Oceánico by artist Daniel Baino.
5. ZonderFlag – Nicaragua 4880
   At 4 PM, open conversation with Mirta Kupferminc and Florencia Qualina. Starting at 7 PM, After Gallery with live music.

Route #2
Meeting time: 4 PM

1. GASCON – Gascón 648
   Live music by Sociedad Hexagonal (no wave live set) at 4 PM.
2. HACHE – Loyola 32
   At 4 PM, talk on the gallery's work since 2012 highlighting the legacy of Santiago García Saenz.
3. microgaleria – Loyola 514
   At 4:40 PM, presentation of the book Artes Menores by Mariana Robles, read by Leticia Obeid and Florencia Qualina, as part of the exhibition Jardines Imaginarios con la criaturas verdaderas.
4. NART – Armenia 1366
   Vernissage and talks with photography artists: Aline Terzakyan de Karagozlu, Cecilia Petersen, Fer Zannol, and Liliana López.
5. ZonderFlag – Nicaragua 4880
   At 4 PM, open conversation with Mirta Kupferminc and Florencia Qualina. Starting at 7 PM, After Gallery with live music.

Route #3
Meeting time: 4 PM

1. SASHA D espacio de arte – Ecuador 481
   Exhibition La línea como destino, a group show of Argentine drawing spanning different generations, perspectives, and poetics, curated by Joaquín Rodríguez.
2. Julia Baitalá – Galería de Arte – Antezana 150
   At 4:40 PM, guided visit and talk with artists Belén Yuste, Clara de Estrada, Grace Ratto, Luis Casadevall, Gonzalo Lauda, Silvina Enrietti, and Tadeo Pestaña.
3. Casa Walsh – Nicaragua 4445
   At 5:20 PM, participatory talk with the artists, who will share their process of building the pieces they are presenting at Feria ADA, addressing the materials, techniques, decisions, and inquiries running through their work.
4. Dain Usina Cultural – Nicaragua 4889
   Exhibition Movimiento Oceánico by artist Daniel Baino.
5. ZonderFlag – Nicaragua 4880
   At 4 PM, open conversation with Mirta Kupferminc and Florencia Qualina. Starting at 7 PM, After Gallery with live music.

Route #4
Meeting time: 4 PM

1. HACHE – Loyola 32
   At 4 PM, talk on the gallery's work since 2012 highlighting the legacy of Santiago García Saenz.
2. microgaleria – Loyola 514
   At 4:40 PM, presentation of the book Artes Menores by Mariana Robles, read by Leticia Obeid and Florencia Qualina, as part of the exhibition Jardines Imaginarios con la criaturas verdaderas.
3. Fundación Cazadores – Villarroel 1440
   Guided visit with Bruno Dubner, curator of the exhibition El tercer lugar, featuring artists Victoria Boulay, Juan José Cambre, Alejandro Cesarco, Rodrigo Moreno, Karina Peisajovich, Elena Sapia, Rosana Schoijett, Cecilia Szalkowicz, and Ana Vogelfang.
4. Wosco Art Gallery – Ángel J. Carranza 2003
   Talk on Pop Art given by Martina Varela, conceived as an introduction to the movement and an overview of its main characteristics. With artists Paula Woscoboinik, Ivana Woscoboinik, Camila Valdez, Gonzalo Castaño, Juan Manuel Sanabria, and Gerónimo Araquistain.
5. ZonderFlag – Nicaragua 4880
   At 4 PM, open conversation with Mirta Kupferminc and Florencia Qualina. Starting at 7 PM, After Gallery with live music.

Other Routes and Special Activities

Street Art – 3 PM
A route led by Evelyn Sol Marquez to discover murals, artists, and key figures of Argentine urban art on the streets of Palermo, passing through spots such as Pasaje Russel and Pasaje Santa Rosa.

Meeting point: Gorriti and Gascón (small plaza)
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Architectural Route – 4:15 PM
Led by architect Adriana Bianchedi, a proposal to tour the neighborhood through its architecture.

Meeting point: QUIMERA, Güemes 4474
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After Gallery
From 7 PM at ZonderFlag, join the closing celebration of this edition of Gallery with music by DJ Tadeo Eppinger, held within the exhibition Zona de Vigilia by artist Mirta Kupferminc.

Meeting point: Nicaragua 4880
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Featured Exhibitions at the Museo Sívori

The Museo Sívori presents two featured exhibitions: Atmosferismo, by Alejandra Seeber, a proposal that expands painting into space through large-format works, installations, and sculptures exploring the relationship between image, experience, memory, and environment; and La estilización del esfuerzo, a major retrospective of Agustín Riganelli (1890–1949), bringing together nearly 200 sculptures, drawings, and prints from the museum's collection, offering a survey of the work of one of the great Argentine sculptors of the 20th century and his ties to the world of labor, popular culture, and the artistic movements of his time.

Meeting point: Av. Infanta Isabel 555, Parque 3 de Febrero
(General admission: $10,000. Argentine residents and foreign residents with DNI: $2,000)

Participating galleries and spaces:
Casa Walsh — Nicaragua 4445
DAIN Usina Cultural — Nicaragua 4889
ESEADE — Uriarte 2472
Fundación Cazadores — Villarroel 1440
GASCÓN — Gascón 648
HACHE — Loyola 32
Julia Baitalá Galería — Antezana 150
microgaleria — Loyola 514
Museo Sívori — Av. Infanta Isabel 555
NART — Armenia 1366
QUIMERA — Güemes 4474
SASHA D espacio de arte — Ecuador 481, Units A and B
Wosco Art Gallery — Ángel Justiniano Carranza 2003
ZonderFlag (After) — Nicaragua 4880

Gallery is an initiative driven by Arte al Día, Pinta, and Pinta Art Foundation. Gallery is supported by the Ministry of Culture of the City of Buenos Aires, Omint, Grolsch, Eseade, Meridiano, Zonder Flag, Arte Online, and Fundación Pinta.