The Fader Museum, one of the most iconic cultural venues in Mendoza, will open its doors after seven years and having been subjected to an extensive series of restoration work.

The appointment will be 29 of November, starting at 20, time the public will see again the place renovated, remodeling whose tasks were developed by leading professionals locally, National and international.

In this way, within a few days you can re-visit the Provincial Museum of Fine Arts Emiliano Guiñazú House Fader, a space full of stories, where the past meets the forefront and has an immense collection.

After its closure, occurred in 2012, No new products were taken regarding its reopening until 3 August 2016, time the Governor Alfredo Cornejo, with Diego Gareca, Culture Secretary Mendoza, They announced the investment made by the Province to restore the symbolic art space.

In this way and after a thorough structural study, by a group of specialists in structures of Regional Technological University Mendoza, el Ceredetec, the Heritage and Museums and the Ministry of Infrastructure, It was decided to form the basis for the restoration project.

The Provincial Museum of Fine Arts Emiliano Guiñazú House Fader, designed for an active role as chair of Art, features original collections of major provincial artists, national and reproductions of paintings and sculptures of world art. Named after the extraordinary artist Fernando Fader, who painted wonderful murals hall and indoor pool.

The house where work was donated by Dona Narcisa Araujo of Guiñazú in 1945 and transformed with an original conception of museum-park: cypress geometric layout forming rooms outdoor exposure sculptures.

finally he opened its doors to the public 1951. In 1998, Real Heritage of the Province of Mendoza declared the museum building, its park and the work of Fernando Fader, sign of official recognition by the equity value that the museum has for the life of that province.