From 21 of August, the National Museum of Fine Arts will inaugurate a tribute show to the great painter Julio Le Parc Mendoza, with a selection of paintings, drawings, watercolors and etchings.

This exhibition, officially opened from 18- It includes works created between 1950 Y 1960 and may be seen in the exhibition pavilion located on Avenida del Libertador 1473 under the name "Julio Le Parc. Buenos Aires-Paris transition (1955-1959)”.

With this sample, The museum pays tribute to the creator born in Mendoza ago 90 years and emphasizes the impact of his first experiences, which preceded the consolidation of Le Parc as a key figure in the local and international art.

In that context, Andrés Duprat, director of the Fine Arts- notes that the exhibition "hosts this exhibition tribute to the great Argentine master with the certainty that their creations, where much of the fine schools they enrolled their work is encrypted -abstracción, kinetic art, conceptualism, pop art–, allow to resume dialogue with the universal tradition for a true language itself that captures the dilemmas of each period with the provocative power of any radical novelty ".

Curated by Artistic Director of Fine Arts, Mariana Marchesi, The exhibition covers a period dating between the decades of 1950-1960, from his time as a student at the National School of Fine Arts in Buenos Aires until his early years in Paris, where he founded the Research Group Visual Art (SERIOUS) and he made their initial experiences with geometric abstraction.

This exhibition will be open from Tuesday to Friday, of 11 a 20, and on Saturdays and Sundays, of 10 a 20 (closed Mondays) and the entrance fee is 100 pesos (minor 12, People with Disabilities, retirees and accredited teachers and student groups do not pay income).