With a sample by more than 30 artists and several workshops that will run until 30 of April, on Sunday 19 March will be held at the Museum of Popular Art José Hernández Artisan Day.

It is the collective exhibition in creative action, which will be carried forward from the 18.30 and will feature artisans from Buenos Aires, Córdoba, The Pampa, Jujuy, Cordoba and Catamarca, among other provinces, as well as the neighboring country of Uruguay.

Each exhibitor has an extensive track record and several awards and distinctions obtained at fairs and exhibitions held throughout around the country.

The works and objects that can be seen in the sample have in common the fact that they were created with environmentally friendly materials, in order to aim for a sustainable fashion, also possess a dynamic between the traditional and the modern.

In this context, these will see a wide variety of work done with the techniques most original.

Artisans who will participate in this exhibition are Adriana Martinez, Alejandro De Leon, Amelia Delay, Ángela Pitta Pallota, Bethlehem Ahumada, Carlos Leporace, Daniel Pereyra, Dario Barrozo, Diego Silvestre Crespillo, Esteban González, Fernando Iphar, Guillermo Rodríguez, Hernán Rojo, Horacio Jauregui, Inés Church, Testa Liliana and Marcelo Garrido Pallas; Luciano Polverigiani, Marco Martinez, Maria Fernanda Silvestre, María Gabriela Lopez, Mariela Ferraris, Sean Delay, Patricia Aballays, Pedro Garcia Lanza, Rafael Gedda, Sonya Neufeld, Tristan Cabrera, Valeria Lajara and Viviana Posincovich.

The exhibition will run from Tuesday to Friday 13 a 19 hours and admission will cost ten pesos, except on Wednesday it will be free.