Rochester Hotels Weblog / Category / History and Culture of Buenos AiresYou are in the category History and Culture of Buenos Aires, where to find the best post History and Culture of Buenos AiresCulture House - Buenos AiresPost February 17, 2010 - Classified History and Culture of Buenos Aires “Laberinto de Miradas” is an extraordinary and brilliant exhibition, which will open the eyes of the world to the Latin American reality. This exhibition will be held at “La Casa de la Cultura” (The House of Culture) until the end of March. It is and exhibition of Documentary Photography which deals, from different angles, with the violence problem. Issue that has become a reality throughout Latin America. A stunning exhibition. From 2pm until 8pm at the House of Culture - Avenida de Mayo 575. Guided Tours Buenos AiresPost February 12, 2010 - Classified Entertainments, History and Culture of Buenos Aires, Knowing Buenos Aires “Ayres de Arte” is a great proposal by the Museo de Arte Hispanoamericano Fernández Blanco (Spanish American Art Museum Fernández Blanco). Lovers and those interested in culture, art and design should not miss this opportunity. This tour, which begins and ends at the Museum (Suipacha 1422), will lead you to discover the most exclusive points in the city. The art and creativity of architecture, fashion and decoration elements in Buenos Aires. You will also de able to appreciate works of past centuries and know Argentine artists, classical, modern and contemporary, as well as, tales and stories of travelers. Wednesday 3:30pm to 5pm and Saturdays 10.30am to 12am. Exhibition - Fine Arts MuseumPost February 11, 2010 - Classified Entertainments, History and Culture of Buenos Aires, Knowing Buenos Aires “Chronicles of an American Passion” - Joaquin Ezequiel Linares. Linares was born in Buenos Aires, he is a brilliant man and an artist of great category. His works are recognized by the power of color. Furthermore, his productions stand out because of a unique combination, which characterizes his works, between satire and drama, beauty and cruelty. The exhibition offers a journey through the different aesthetic stages and plastic techniques. Until March 7th at the Museum of Fine Arts Eduardo Sivori.
Tuesday to Friday from 12am to 8pm. Saturdays, Sundays and holidays from 10am to 8pm. Av. Infanta Isabel 555. Theater - Knowing Buenos Aires CityPost February 3, 2010 - Classified Entertainments, History and Culture of Buenos Aires, Knowing Buenos Aires Throughout the year the city offers you a fun and new way to discover its corners and its history. It consists on dramatized tours, four tour options, where great artists recreate the history of each particular point, with the aim of making the public know the city’s history in an entertaining way and having the sensation of traveling in time. The places to visit are: 1 - Victoria Square: a journey back 200 years to the colonial times and the political and social life of Buenos Aires in the nineteenth century. You will be able to know the customs of those times, the ideas of the patriotic groups who carried out the May Revolution, the conflicts between natives and Spanish and what is more, you will be able to recreate and participate in the swore of May 25th. 2 - Roberto Arlt: This option is to enjoy an afternoon with this brilliant writer, familiarize with its history, its life, the places he frequented and discover the secrets that generate his inspiration for literature. You will know the masion in Flores where he lived for a short time in the early twentieth century. 3 - San Telmo Ghosts: A paranormal experience through the hidden history of this neighborhood. This is the oldest historic area in the city whose streets and houses keep the memories of those who lived there years ago. Anyone who accepts this challenge you will able to hear and know stories about murders, plagues, love, among other things that happened in this place. 4 - Immigrants: This last proposal is to pass on and show you the uses and customs of our parents and grandparents who migrated to Buenos Aires in the late nineteenth century and brought with them dreams, projects, ideologies, customs, languages and the best music from different regions in the world. The aim is to understand our lifestyle today, our customs and traditions that descended from these early settlers who arrived at the neighborhood of La Boca. Schedules: Tango Buenos Aires - ShowPost January 12, 2010 - Classified Entertainments, History and Culture of Buenos Aires, Knowing Buenos Aires The Borges Cultural Center takes your breath one more time with an extraordinary shows, considered one of the most complete and brilliant tango shows. “Bien de Tango” is a fabulous musical about the golden years of tango. Music, Dance, Passion, Elegance and the best artists. During January and February enjoy it every Monday and Saturday at 8:00 pm.
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