From tomorrow you can enjoy it at the Museum of Contemporary Art of La Boca (MARCO) of the exhibition that brings together a series of works by the outstanding artists Juan Stoppani and Jean Yves Legavre.

Organized jointly with the Tres Pinos Foundation, the show seeks to celebrate the trajectory of both artists, between Paris and Buenos Aires, with a series of works that span more than fifty years of history and are characterized by a unique creative display.

This exhibition can be visited in person and for this it is only necessary to reserve the turn, specifying day and time to make the tour.

Stoppani began to dedicate himself to sculpture and scenography after graduating from an architect in the early 1960s.. Later, and with artists linked to the Di Tella Institute, he starred in the renewal of the avant-garde scene.

Later he decided to settle in France, where he met Legavre and established a relationship and creativity, that will be reflected in each of his works.

After four decades in France, both decided to rebuild their lives in Buenos Aires in 2007, more precisely in the neighborhood of La Boca.

The schedule to visit this exhibition in the enclosure located on Almirante Brown 1031 It is from Wednesday to Sunday, of 11 a 19, exclusively with a previous shift and respecting the corresponding health protocols. Visitors will tour the exhibits without touching the works and handing out cards, room texts and catalogs will be replaced by their digital versions.