These are pieces that oscillate between traditional and modern techniques as a way of renewing the language. In this framework, the works of Luis Seoane, one of the main explorers within engraving and graphics, are presented in room 1 under the curatorship of Silvia Dolinko.
This exhibition is possible thanks to the collaboration and support of Banco San Juan- Banco San Juan Foundation, Embassy and Consulate of Spain, National Museum of Engraving, Center for Espigas Studies, Museum of Galician Emigration, Franklin Rawson Museum, Luis Seoane Galicia Foundation -Spain and private collections.
For its part, in room 2, 16 engravings in etching technique by one of the most relevant Italian artists of the 18th century, Giovanni Battista Piranesi, are exhibited. Thus, curated by Roberto Amigo, the series presented by the MPFR, heritage of the National Museum of Fine Arts, gives an account of the fantastic architecture, the representation of oppressive spaces and the mutation of the forms from which the images are constructed.
Graphic Stories. Poster art at the Tornambé Museum is the proposal for room 3, which exhibits more than 50 serigraphs, sketches and shablones, original pieces that make up part of Tornambé’s heritage and collection; Visual Art Creation Center and Museum.
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Finally, the 9th Latin American Typography Biennial is located in the foyer. This space dedicated to celebrating and promoting Latin American typography from Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, Mexico, Nicaragua, Peru and Uruguay with more than 100 typographic projects from a total of 514 presentations. In this framework, it also accompanies the Comunitype project, an experience that evokes the initiation of letterpress, the practice of movable type carried out together with teachers and students in the typographic printing press of the Faculty of Architecture, Urbanism and Design of the UNSJ.
It should be noted that Proyecto Grabado 24 can be visited from Tuesday to Sunday, from 12 to 8 p.m. General admission is $500, retirees and students pay $300 and children under 6 years old enter for free. On Sundays admission is free.
FOUNTAIN: Yes Saint John
