With the possibility of visiting new temporary exhibitions, that are added to visits and special activities, the National Museum of Fine Arts announced its October program.

Always with free entry, The traditional Buenos Aires venue carries out a varied program with proposals for all audiences, among which are guided tours of the permanent collection, tours of temporary exhibitions, activities for children, film screenings and meetings accessible in Argentine Sign Language (LSA) and for people who are blind or have low vision.

First and until Sunday 8 October, continues “Picasso in the Museum collection”, more than 30 works by the Spanish artist preserved in the institutional heritage, commemorating the 50 anniversary of his death.

Likewise, Saturday 21 It will be the last day to visit “Alfredo Hlito. A stubborn stay”, which brings together a hundred pieces by the Argentine artist, since the decade of 1960 until the end of his trajectory. On the other hand, the whole month, The public will have the opportunity to tour the exhibition “Daniel Santoro. Panorama. The theater of memory, the first exhibition that the Fine Arts dedicates to this artist, and “Eduardo Sívori. Modern artist between Paris and Buenos Aires”, an anthological exhibition that exhibits more than 200 pieces, between works and personal objects, that follow the thread of interests, reflection lines, aesthetic ideals, the networks of affection and the transcendence of this singular painter in the history of art in Argentina.

Regarding new samples, the 24 In October the exhibition “Artistic Lifetime Achievement Award 2023” will arrive at the museum, with works by those awarded this distinction at the National Hall of Visual Arts.

All the activities

During October, one of the guided tours of the permanent collection is “Unmissable, incredible and unforgettable”, that presents the “highlights” that cannot be missed when visiting the Fine Arts. further, returns “Behind the surface. Stories of exposed women”, four meetings to analyze and deepen, through works by different women artists, the role they played in the development of art history. “Challenges of the 20th century” also continue, a tour of the works belonging to the first artistic avant-garde, and “The art of the ancient Andean peoples”, that offers an approach to the worldview of northwest Argentina.

On the other hand, in “Key moments”, paintings and sculptures of French art that are present in the Museum's collection are analyzed. And the “Argentine Art” cycle proposes tours through different stages of the country's plastic production..

Continuing with the accessible activities offered by the Museum every month, There will be guided tours in Argentine Sign Language (LSA) for the exhibition dedicated to Alfredo Hlito, along with tours for people who are blind or have low vision through the permanent collection.

To bring girls and boys closer to Fine Arts, October brings new meetings of the cycles “Where do stories live?”, with storytelling based on works from the collection; “The mystery of the geometric room”, to know the art of the 20th century; and “Today I am Baroque!”, a participatory proposal to discover and paint different characters from this period.

It is worth remembering that each of these proposals can be found on the museum's official website., doing Click here!