The exhibition "The Incas. Beyond an Empire," curated and organized by the Museo de Arte de Lima (MALI) in Peru, offers a detailed look at the Inca civilization through more than 250 archaeological objects and artworks from public and private collections, many of which have never been exhibited. The Proa edition includes pieces from regions of the empire within Argentine territory, presenting the empire's boundaries, its reach, and its memory in our Andean north.
The preservation of the cultures of indigenous peoples is a tradition at Proa, which has previously presented exhibitions on Olmec culture and the Gulf of Mexico. This is the first time that Inca culture and its impact on the present are being showcased.
November 30th 2024 - January 5th 2025
Organised by: Fundación Proa - French Institute in Argentina - Medifé Foundation
Sponsored by: Tenaris
PROA21 presents the artist Yo-Yo Gonthier, known for his interventions that explore memory, identity and the transformation of public spaces. In collaboration with the French Institute of Argentina and Fundación Medifé, it organises a workshop in which local artists intervene with Gonthier in his work La nube que hablaba, an eight-metre-long embroidered aerostat. As a result of the dialogue between the artists, in addition to the workshop, the exhibition ‘Soy el hijo del río’ (I am the son of the river) is presented with the works produced during the workshop.
October 5 - December 1st 2024
Organized by: PROA21 - Fundación Proa
Curated by: Martín Huberman
Sponsored by: Tecpetrol
PROA21 opens an exhibition of photography and urban design that reflects on how Buenos Aires sidewalks have transformed over the past century. The exhibition includes a history of installations by renowned artists on the Fundación Proa esplanade.