Gods, rites and crafts of the prehispanic Mexico
This unprecedented exhibition features over 150 archeological pieces from an array of cultures that inhabited the Gulf of Mexico, what is now the Veracruz region.
Gods, rites and crafts of the prehispanic Mexico is curated by David Morales Gómez, and emphasizes the role of gods and the rituals that revolved around them. It also reviews the range of trades performed by the inhabitants of the region before the Spanish conquest.
Organization: Embassy of Mexico in Argentina
Sponsored by Tenaris / Organización Techint
Under the curatorship of Julio Sánchez, Proa presents a new project of site-specific interventions by artists Gabriel Baggio, Daniel Joglar, Irina Kirchuk, Andrés Paredes and Augusto Zanela.
Each artist selects and intervenes a space modifying the building’s architecture.
From Saturday November 5, 2011 until Sunday January 8, 2012.
Sponsored by Ternium.