Saturday 14 of March, starting at 17 hours, the Museum of Contemporary Art (Marco) La Boca has the "brightness #Bomba #Espectacular" exhibition by artist Cynthia Cohen and "Future Caverns", Ana Clara Soler.

So jointly with the Tres Pinos Foundation, the enclosure located on Almirante Brown 1031 It will also offer a show opening in live music, by DJ Linda Nene, from 18 and even 20.

Both exhibitions will remain open until 17 May and can be visited from Wednesday to Sunday 11 a 19.

First, Curator Florence -about Qualina said sample Cohen- that the works in the exhibition "speak of that same, From the wish; or rather, of the manufacturing organization that builds desire "and adds: "You have chosen to articulate the dual images and piecemeal manner does nothing but reinforce the punctum; the pin that pierces the pupils dilated with excitement steadily offered by the world as infinite catalog of goods available for consumption ".

On the other hand, "Future Caverns" is the first major exhibition of Soler, who presents a diverse group of works that lead to an atmosphere of symbols. This is the result achieved after four years of dialogue between the artist and the curator Tainá Azeredo.

"Future Caverns" is made of three parts that operate autonomously and complementary at the same time. On the one hand, It is the whole body of works by Soler, in its multiplicity of materials, make a big stage: a mural of watercolors gives homage to the cave paintings and invokes animals, mystics beings, fire and love; robes and masks float in space pointing the disguise; wood and ceramic elements refer to everyday items inviting the game. parallel, notebooks and writings are ready to the hand and serve as dramaturgy or script for a possible scene. By last, hogging stage and writing, Honey actresses Julia Martínez Rubio Bergman and directed by curator, up with actions the text written by Soler.

It should be noted that the functions of the work will be performed from the 25 April in dates and confirm (They will be posted on the social networks of the artist and the museum).