Knowledge in the making. The Jolly Method

Josefina Jolly holds a degree in Tourism and works as an illustrator, dedicating herself mainly to drawing the City of Buenos Aires, its architecture and its current urban landscapes.  She uses both digital applications as well as traditional sketchbooks and felt pens for her works. Her style is linear and shows a predominance of monochromatic […]

REFLECTIONS ON COMPREHENSIVE SEX EDUCATION – BOOKLET FOR TEACHERS

This series of worksheets for teachers presents proposals for approaching the guidelines of the Comprehensive Sex Education law from an interdisciplinary perspective. Concepts, reflections and different practical approaches for teachers at different levels of education have been gathered together based on a selection of works that were exhibited at the Moderno. Lower primary Upper primary […]

Randas: Step by step

By Ale Mizrahi Do you know what “randas” are? It is an ancient hand weaving technique that is very characteristic of the province of Tucumán. Ale Mizrahi, one of the artists who participated in the exhibition Adentro no hay más que una morada [Within There is but One Abode], continues with this beautiful tradition, using […]

Audiovisual CYCLES 2019

AUDIOVISUAL AUDIOVISUAL May: El cine es otra cosa Click aquí Junio: Fiesta ¡B.U.M! Baile Urgente en el Moderno Click aquí Julio: El cine es otra cosa Click aquí Agosto: Escuchar [Sonidos visuales] Click aquí Septiembre: El cine es otra cosa Click aquí Octubre: Fiesta ¡B.U.M! Click aquí Noviembre: El cine es otra cosa Click aquí

ILLUSTRATIONS TO INTERVENE, WITH MARIA GUERRIERI

With Maria Guerrieri Throughout the summer you can visit the exhibition, Adentro no hay más que una morada [Within There is but One Abode], a group exhibition of works by more than 34 artists from different parts of the country. Do you know what we mean by a “group exhibition”? It is an art exhibition […]

ILLUSTRATIONS TO INTERVENE, WITH PAULA KIPEN

Illustrator Paula Kipen made a visit to the Museo Moderno of Buenos Aires while she was 1,569 km away, in Bariloche, Río Negro Province. She also made some illustrations that are inspired by works in the museum collection. But how is it that she visited the museum from so far away? Well, Paula visited our […]

My Calendar

Foto muestra parte de la obra Calendario abstracto de Lucrecia Lionti (2020) en la cual está representado el mes de julio con vellón de lana hilado de 3 colores distintos para representar las líneas que dividen los días entre sí y lo que ocurre en cada uno de ellos. Cada celda de día tiene un palito, todos son del mismo color salvo el último. En los días que corresponden al mes anterior, el palito está ubicado de forma diagonal, cruzado.

An activity for children and young people with autism The exhibition Adentro no hay más que una morada [Within There is but One Abode] is presented as part of a research project in the aftermath of the pandemic. It is a group exhibition that brings together the recent work of thirty-four artists from different regions […]

Espacio virtual de formación docente

Espacio virtual de formación docente Los ciclos de capacitaciones tienen como objetivo proponer nuevos abordajes e investigaciones sobre la colección del museo a partir de la mirada situada y reflexiva de diferentes profesionales. Te invitamos a conocerlos y sumarte. Para más información podés escribirnos a [email protected] Desde el departamento de educación del Museo de Arte […]

FANTASY READINGS – YOUNG ARTISTS

By Adriana Fernández All children are born artists, the problem is to remain an artist as we grow up. Pablo Picasso In many countries, Children’s Day falls in the month of August. In Argentina, it can of course be rather commercialized but it provides us with yet another excuse to put children at centre stage. […]

TAKE PART IN THESE ILLUSTRATIONS BY MARIANA RUIZ JOHNSON

In his vivo-dito performances, Alberto Greco singled out elements of life with his finger, identifying the items that are worth taking another look at.  With this poetic act, he also taught us to indicate and truly see the world that surrounds us.  Artist Mariana Ruiz Johnson tells us a little more about this artistic gesture […]