• Gauri Hill. Jannat, Barmer, from the series Notes from the Desert, 1999ongoing / Yael Martínez. Samantha Nolasco, 2019 / Gera Artemova. My Son Mykhail Is Playing, Vyhraiv Village, Cherkasy Oblast, 2022 
    Gauri Hill. Jannat, Barmer, from the series Notes from the Desert, 1999ongoing / Yael Martínez. Samantha Nolasco, 2019 / Gera Artemova. My Son Mykhail Is Playing, Vyhraiv Village, Cherkasy Oblast, 2022 

    HUMAN-PRIX PICTET

    Agosto – November 2025
    Organized by: Prix Pictet Ltd – Fundación Proa
    Supported by: Tenaris – Ternium – Prix Pictet Ltd

    The Prix Pictet, the world’s leading award for photography and sustainability, arrives in South America for the first time with its exhibition Human. Through the perspectives of twelve finalist photographers, the exhibition explores the many dimensions of the human condition—from Indigenous life and conflict to migration crises and the lasting imprint we leave on the planet.

    Featuring 90 photographs that address global challenges, the exhibition aims to connect these large-scale issues with local realities, offering a platform for critical analysis and reflection on the world we live in today.



  • Endless Conundrum. An African Anonymous Adventuress / The Marvelous Sugar Baby Production Model in Bronze, 2015 / Fons Americanus, 2019. Courtesy of the artist and Sikkema Malloy Jenkins, New York
    Endless Conundrum. An African Anonymous Adventuress / The Marvelous Sugar Baby Production Model in Bronze, 2015 / Fons Americanus, 2019. Courtesy of the artist and Sikkema Malloy Jenkins, New York

    KARA WALKER

    August – November 2025
    Organized by: Fundación Proa – Walker Art Center – Sikkema Malloy Jenkins
    Supported by: Tenaris – Ternium

    For the first time in Argentina, an exhibition is dedicated to acclaimed American artist Kara Walker, featuring a selection of works created between 1994 and 2021. The show brings together her iconic black cut-paper silhouettes, prints, bronze sculptures, and video animations—pieces that have been exhibited in some of the world’s leading museums. With a precise and provocative aesthetic, Walker transforms traditional materials into a distinctive visual language. Her work explores themes of power, violence, gender, and representation, challenging historical narratives through images charged with tension, theatricality, and irony.

    The exhibition includes works from the collection of the Walker Art Center (Minneapolis) and is presented in collaboration with Sikkema Malloy Jenkins (New York), the artist’s representative gallery.