The National Historical museums, Avoid, Malvinas and the Historical House of Independence return to offer a wide cultural offer in person to the entire public.

These museums are added to the Fine Arts, Recorded, decorative art, Alta Gracia Jesuit Ranch (Córdoba), Historic North (Salta) y Terry (Jujuy) that had already been opened to the public under strict sanitary protocols.

Historical Museum of Independence

Located in the province of Tucumán, opened its doors to the public since yesterday and will remain open from Thursday to Sunday from 9 a 13 and of 15 a 19, with the traveling exhibition Randa Witness. This has the collaboration of the Secretariat of Extension of the National University of Tucumán and is exhibited in two venues: the Historical House National Museum of Independence and the Cultural Center "Eugenio Flavio Virla".

Randa Witness presents the different aspects of the textile practice of the randa, woven mesh that was declared of intangible heritage cultural interest by the Cultural Entity of Tucumán in 2015 and that is embroidered by a group of women from the rural commune of El Cercado, Monteros department, Tucumán province.

In the words of his curator, Alejandra Mizrahi, “The mainsail, as an embroidered net that is, knot in this exhibition stories, ways of life and women ". Visitors can appreciate the collective work of the randera master craftsmen along with the work of the visual artist Carlota Beltrame ─with more than 30 years of experience working with the randa─, in addition to the heritage pieces of the historical museum.

The exhibition is face-to-face with strict health protocol and prior reservation of the shift. You can also visit the exhibition virtually through its website.

National historical museum

This museum awaits the public, from saturday 17, con la exhibición Panorama Cándido, with an important collection of works by the artist Cándido López along with objects from the war of the Triple Alliance (1864-1870) and Life and Beauty of the Pre-Hispanic Andes, the archaeological collection of the artist Nicolás García Uriburu. He also dedicates a small space to the Yellow Fever exhibition, in which he proposes a journey through the history of the epidemic that shook the city of Buenos Aires in the year 1871.

Thursday 22 will take place the inauguration of the exhibition In the Vigil of Things, by the artist from Mar del Plata Nicolás Robbio, that presents a look from the present on the tragic encounter between the historical figures of Manuel Dorrego and Juan Lavalle. The exhibition is made up of a set of watercolors, intervened objects and video developed within the framework of the Activate Patrimonio scholarships.

The samples of the National Historic Site can be visited from Thursdays to Sundays from 11 a 19 in the museum facilities, located on Defensa street 1600. The entrance will be in order of arrival and respecting the current capacity.

National Institute of Historical Research Eva Perón – Evita Museum

Desde este sábado 17, this museum awaits its visitors with a tour of the permanent collection, which includes original and personal objects, photos and publications of one of the most important women in Argentine history.

further, the Flags and Pennants exhibition continues: Avoid, by the artist Fátima Pecci Carou, exhibited in the temporary rooms of the museum. By last, the public will be able to browse the images of the Atravesadxs exhibition, photographic research project by artist Eleonora Ghioldi, composed of images of relatives of victims of femicide, transvesticides and transfemicides located on the facade of the building.

Visits to the museum, located in Lafinur 2988, They take place from Thursday to Sunday, of 11 a 19, with prior reservation of shift from its website and according to the current sanitary capacity.

Malvinas and South Atlantic Islands Museum

The public will be able to know it through a historical-geographical tour dedicated exclusively to the Argentine Antarctic Sector. From 17 July the museum will open its doors on Saturdays and Sundays from 14 a 18 in Santiago de Calzadilla 1301, Memory and Human Rights Space (Ex ESMA).

Visits of a face-to-face nature are made with prior reservation of the shift on its website.