The exhibition will travel from February 2015 to July 2016 around Latin-America. Starting in La Havana – Cuba and continuing to Buenos Aires – Argentina, Rio de Janeiro – Brazil and São Paulo – Brazil.
Havana – Cuba
Founded in 1913 by architect Emilio Heredia, the Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes de La Habana comprises a collection of Cuban heritage and international art. The museum is situated in two majestic buildings, the Palacio de Bellas Artes and the Palacio del Centro Asturiano. The first is dedicated to Cuban Arts and the latter to the Universal Arts. Hereby the museum offers an extended view of the art history ranging from the 15th Century Colonial Art to Contemporary Art.
Palace of the Asturian Center
San Rafael, e/Zulueta y Monserrate
Old Havana, Havana, Cuba 10200
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Buenos Aires – Argentina
MACBA, Museum of Contemporary Art in Buenos Aires, opened on September 1, 2012 in the neighborhood of San Telmo. It aims to be a forum for reflection and access to the various trends in contemporary art and in particular, to geometric abstraction, given its local and global historical significance. This trend marks the profile of its collection, be their main object of study and research. In its character as an open and engaging institution, MACBA acts both in the local context and the global visual culture. MACBA attaches great importance to its audience and affirms its place in the museum by their art education program.
MACBA – Museo de Arte Contemporáneo Buenos Aires
Av. San Juan 328,
C1147AAO, CABA, Argentina
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Rio De Janeiro – Brazil
The Museu de Arte Moderna in Rio de Janeiro is a non-profit, private institution and among the most prestigious museums in Brazil and abroad. Founded in 1948, it is considered a symbol of the modernist movement in Brazil. It features more than 15,000 works of art by important Brazilian and foreign artists. MAM is a museum committed to preserving and showcasing the production of Brazilian modern art from the 1920’s up to today. MAM is supported by major partners and the diplomat Joaquin Paiva, one of the foremost Brazilian collectors, deposits his collections of about 1500 pieces in the Museum.
Museu de Arte Moderna
Av. Infante Dom Henrique, 85
Parque do Flamengo, Rio de Janeiro
RJ, 20021-140, Brazilië
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Sao Paulo – Brazil
The Museu de Arte Contemporênea da Universidade de São Paulo is located in the main campus of the University of São Paulo. It was established after the Brazilian industrialist and art collector Francisco Matarazzo Sobrinho terminated his own museum, the São Paulo Museum of Modern Art, and donate all of its holdings, along with his and his wife’s private collection, to the University of São Paulo. The museum houses one of the largest and most comprehensive collections of 20th-century Western art in Latin America, with more than 8,000 works, comprising the most important artists, art movements, and tendencies of modern and contemporary art.
Museu de Arte Contemporênea da Universidade de São Paulo
Praça da Reitoria, 160
Butantã, São Paulo
SP, 05508-050, Brasil
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