The Juanele Weekly

Buenos Aires Arts Calendar

Monday, December 19th through December 25th

Welcome to the weekly English version of Buenos Aires’ best arts calendar.

Hola! Between Christmas and the New Year, there are no openings in a very quiet art scen. Museums will be still open, however, and you’ll find a list of ongoing exhibitions below. Have a great time!

Max’s Supper Club: The next Supper Club on December 31st to start the new year with a dinner and an all-night party. This time, chef Max Paarlberg gets inspired by the work of Eduardo Capilla. Book here.

San Telmo Art Walk: Tuesday through Friday Juanele AR conducts gallery and street art tours through the barrio of San Telmo. Reserve a spot here.

Carlos Cruz-Diez, Chromatic Induction 53, 1973 Acrílico sobre madera 151,1 x 151,1 x 5,1 Collection Cruz-Diez Foundation for the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston © 2010 Carlos Cruz-Diez / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York / ADAGP, Paris

Carlos Cruz-Diez at MALBA, Museo de Arte Latinoamericano de Buenos Aires

According to Cruz-Diez, color depends on the spectator’s movements and involves a participative experience.

Mite Galería exhibits Pinturas y Fotografìas (Paintings and Photographs Guillermo Faivovich. Av. Santa Fe 2729, 1st floor.

In the same building, Patio del Liceo, La ene presents Esto no se mueve de acá (This doesn’t move from here), by Paula Castro, Av. Santa Fe 2729, 1st floor, Local #34. Through January 21st.

Bruno Dubner opened Ajeno last week, photography exhibition at MAMBA, San Juan 350. Open from Monday to Friday, 12 – 7 PM and weekends from 11 AM – 8 PM.

Doce (Twelve) continues through January and February at Nora Fisch, featuring a selection of works by the artists Esteban Alavarez, Amadeo Azar, Natalia Cacchiarelli, Victor Florido, Guido Ignatti, Cynthia Kampelmacher, Leonel Luna, Lux Lindner, Gastón Pérsico, Tiziana Pierri, Julián Terán and Ana Wingeyer. Güemes 2967 PB, click here for the gallery’s opening times in Summer.

Through January 8: Dioses, ritos y oficios del México Prehispánico (Gods, Rites and Trades of Pre-Hispanic Mexico) at Fundación Proa. Av. Pedro de Mendoza 1929. Open from Tuesday to Sunday, 11 AM – 7 PM

Through January 29th, Duilio Pierri’s Ulmen, El Imperio de las Pampas (Ulmen, the Empire of the Pampas), continues at Sala Cronopios in Centro Cultural Recoleta, Junín 1930. It gathers 50 works reflecting on the genocide of the aboriginal people in Argentina. Hours: Monday – Friday 2 – 9 PM / Saturday, Sunday and Holiday: 10 AM – 9 PM.

Through January 30th: Recursos, by Adriana Bustos at [Ignacio Liprandi Arte Contemporáneo](http://www.ignacioliprandi.com/). Open Monday – Friday, 11 AM – 8 PM. Av. de Mayo 1480 3ro. Izquierda.