The Municipality of Concordia, through the Undersecretariat of Education and Culture, is pleased to inform the community of the renovation of the historic hall of the Casa de la Cultura (Urquiza 638), which will henceforth be known as the "Horacio Malvicino" Arts Hall, in tribute to the remembered musician from Concordia.
The space was renovated with a stage, lighting, and sound system, making it a meeting point for diverse artistic expressions: poetry, storytelling, visual arts exhibitions, acoustic music, and small-scale theater.
In this context, CLAC – Culture, Letters, Art and Community is also being launched, a cultural cycle that will bring together the different proposals and activities developed in the "Horacio Malvicino" Arts Hall, with the aim of providing an open space for artists from Concordia and the general public.
The first activity will take place next Friday, October 3rd, at 6:30 PM, with the painting exhibition “Estímulos”, where local artists Margarita Soto Frossard, Gabriela Tavella, Laura Fontan, Estela María Acland, Clara Oerlty, Nidia Galvani, and Teresita Blasco will exhibit their works.
In addition, a musical performance will be presented by the professors of the Music area of the Undersecretariat: Mariano Sequeira, Matías Simonetti, Ariana Azol, Alan Céspedes, and Lorena Cora.
In this regard, the Undersecretary of Education and Culture, Prof. Carlos Gatto, highlighted: “The renovation of this space is a fundamental step to strengthen the cultural life of Concordia. The ‘Horacio Malvicino’ Arts Hall is designed so that our artists have a place at their disposal, equipped and open, where they can share their work with the community. With the CLAC cycle, we seek to generate an active and plural cultural agenda that gives visibility to the artistic diversity that characterizes our city.”
In this way, the Municipality of Concordia reaffirms its commitment to art and culture, generating meeting spaces that strengthen local identity and support the talent of our artists.
The space was renovated with a stage, lighting, and sound system, making it a meeting point for diverse artistic expressions: poetry, storytelling, visual arts exhibitions, acoustic music, and small-scale theater.
In this context, CLAC – Culture, Letters, Art and Community is also being launched, a cultural cycle that will bring together the different proposals and activities developed in the "Horacio Malvicino" Arts Hall, with the aim of providing an open space for artists from Concordia and the general public.
The first activity will take place next Friday, October 3rd, at 6:30 PM, with the painting exhibition “Estímulos”, where local artists Margarita Soto Frossard, Gabriela Tavella, Laura Fontan, Estela María Acland, Clara Oerlty, Nidia Galvani, and Teresita Blasco will exhibit their works.
In addition, a musical performance will be presented by the professors of the Music area of the Undersecretariat: Mariano Sequeira, Matías Simonetti, Ariana Azol, Alan Céspedes, and Lorena Cora.
In this regard, the Undersecretary of Education and Culture, Prof. Carlos Gatto, highlighted: “The renovation of this space is a fundamental step to strengthen the cultural life of Concordia. The ‘Horacio Malvicino’ Arts Hall is designed so that our artists have a place at their disposal, equipped and open, where they can share their work with the community. With the CLAC cycle, we seek to generate an active and plural cultural agenda that gives visibility to the artistic diversity that characterizes our city.”
In this way, the Municipality of Concordia reaffirms its commitment to art and culture, generating meeting spaces that strengthen local identity and support the talent of our artists.