The exhibition “Berni. Ramona and other women”, which it is displayed in the Buenos Aires Museum of Cárcova, brings together a selection of photographs that Antonio Berni took in years 30 in brothels in Rosario, as well as xylographs and drawings, to bring the public representation of the female universe in brothels but also in the everyday environment and public.

Clandestinely, Rosario artist (1905- 1981) He accompanied Puiggrós as a photojournalist in that investigation. As a result they are his black and white photographs of sex workers and their clients in common areas brothel, taken without warning, in secret, under the table, behind the leg of a chair or between an arm, moved or you were framing.

In one, A woman smiles conspiratorially, as if he had seen but in others you see is hidden, as the image of a woman sitting on a man in a position to talk; or another one with the dress something fell on his shoulder, looking into nothingness in the courtyard of the brothel.

The exhibition “Berni. Ramona and other women” It will be open to the 29 July at the Museum of Cárcova (Avenida Spain 1701, CABA), Tuesday to Sunday 10 a 18.