The inauguration will be this Friday, April 12, starting at 8:00 PM at 638 Urquiza Street, upper floor. It includes a guided tour and admission is free of charge.
“Tensions, a possible narrative” is a collection from the Visual Arts Museum (MAV) that will seek to explore the various works that the MAV stores within, through pictorial genres.
This new proposal seeks to rescue these “Tensions,” which are what allow us to see that art begins from a tradition that questions itself and updates itself to the contexts of each moment.
In this regard, the director of the Visual Arts Museum, Hugo Musser, commented that “what Tensions intends, in a very demanding way, is to correlate the historical and original collection of the museum that has been collected over thirteen years through the National Bicentennial Salon, which is the one that drives this dynamic we have. It will be the first exhibition of the administration, which poses a question about the future of the museum,” he indicated.
Likewise, he mentioned that his intention is to propose a discussion through the seven disciplines of classical painting, and that approximately 100 works will be exhibited during the visit, out of the 600 that the museum possesses in its collection. These belong to the disciplines of drawing, engraving, painting, and sculpture. “Whoever wishes to join us at the inauguration will be welcome,” added Musser.
It will be this Friday, April 12, starting at 8:00 PM at 638 Urquiza Street, upper floor. It includes a guided tour and has free admission.
“Tensions, a possible narrative” is a collection from the Visual Arts Museum (MAV) that will seek to explore the various works that the MAV stores within, through pictorial genres.
This new proposal seeks to rescue these “Tensions,” which are what allow us to see that art begins from a tradition that questions itself and updates itself to the contexts of each moment.
In this regard, the director of the Visual Arts Museum, Hugo Musser, commented that “what Tensions intends, in a very demanding way, is to correlate the historical and original collection of the museum that has been collected over thirteen years through the National Bicentennial Salon, which is the one that drives this dynamic we have. It will be the first exhibition of the administration, which poses a question about the future of the museum,” he indicated.
Likewise, he mentioned that his intention is to propose a discussion through the seven disciplines of classical painting, and that approximately 100 works will be exhibited during the visit, out of the 600 that the museum possesses in its collection. These belong to the disciplines of drawing, engraving, painting, and sculpture. “Whoever wishes to join us at the inauguration will be welcome,” added Musser.
It will be this Friday, April 12, starting at 8:00 PM at 638 Urquiza Street, upper floor. It includes a guided tour and has free admission.