The Museum of Anthropology and Natural Sciences of the Municipality of Concordia joins “La Noche de los Museos Entrerrianos”, rescuing those stories bequeathed to us by our ancestors, compiled by various authors throughout history and whose excerpts we present in an exhibition titled “Ancestral voices: myths, legends and popular beliefs of the littoral”.
The exhibition will be illustrated by photographs by Pablo Fruni from Ceydas, Julio Ricardo Cettour, Elsa Cristina Vassallo, Beatriz Romero and by mythical characters by the ceramist Alejandra Franco, an illustration by Facundo López and we even allowed ourselves two creations through Artificial Intelligence.
With it, we delve into numerous legends that accompanied the life of the men and women of the Argentine countryside, Guaraní myths, and beliefs related to the flora and fauna of our littoral, revaluing our intangible heritage, so fragile and susceptible to being lost in oblivion.
The invitation is for Friday, November 14, from 7:00 PM to 12:00 AM, at 456 Rivadavia Street, with free admission.
The exhibition will be illustrated by photographs by Pablo Fruni from Ceydas, Julio Ricardo Cettour, Elsa Cristina Vassallo, Beatriz Romero and by mythical characters by the ceramist Alejandra Franco, an illustration by Facundo López and we even allowed ourselves two creations through Artificial Intelligence.
With it, we delve into numerous legends that accompanied the life of the men and women of the Argentine countryside, Guaraní myths, and beliefs related to the flora and fauna of our littoral, revaluing our intangible heritage, so fragile and susceptible to being lost in oblivion.
The invitation is for Friday, November 14, from 7:00 PM to 12:00 AM, at 456 Rivadavia Street, with free admission.