THE GOLDEN MYTH

April - August 2023

Idea and Project: Americas Society, NY - Museo Amparo, Puebla - Fundación Proa, BA
Curatorial Committee: Aimé Iglesias Lukin - Ramiro Martínez - Adriana Rosenberg
Sponsors: Tenaris - Ternium

In April 2023, Fundación Proa inaugurates THE GOLDEN MYTH, an exhibition that investigates the myth about The Golden in America. Bringing together around 40 Latin American artists with contemporary works, the exhibition focuses on the Territory and the riches, both mineral and raw materials, that changed the world order in the 15th century. A set of works that, from video, installations, performance and various artistic disciplines, highlights the wealth of materials and cultures present, thanks to the collaboration of artists, institutions and galleries from the continent.THE GOLDEN MYTH is the result of a joint investigation with the Americas Society and the Amparo Museum, who will present the exhibition in their rooms during 2023/24.

Temporada Alta

Enero - Abril, 2023

Organiza: Fundación Proa y PROA21
Auspician: Tenaris - Tecpetrol
Con la colaboración de Asociación Amigos de Proa

Este verano, PROA21 presenta su programa TEMPORADA ALTA, con un ciclo de obras inéditas que fluctúan entre los límites del teatro, la danza y la música. La propuesta tiene la intención de fomentar propuestas artísticas experimentales, acompañando la concreción de proyectos multidisciplinarios en nuestro entorno. Para ello, se seleccionaron cuatro jóvenes artistas con poéticas específicas, a quienes invitamos a idear obras pensadas especialmente para el jardín de PROA21.

Giros

December 17, 2022 - March 2023

Organized by: Fundación Proa
Artists: Mariano Clusellas - Nicolás Compodonico
Sponsor: Ternium

Fundación Proa presents the monumental site-specific installation Giros, conceived by the architects Nicolas Campodónico and Mariano Clusellas, a work made entirely of sheet steel.
With the simple gesture of changing the natural shape of the sheet metal coil and presenting it in another context, the original proposal redefines both the material and the public space so that the sidewalk becomes a new setting for the family public and the citizens of the neighborhood of La Boca.