The Recoleta Cultural Center is an exhibition and art center located in the Barrio region, with sculptures and exhibitions, as well as concerts and art presentations in different styles, including installation art, live performances and music.
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As an all encompassing venue for the arts, the Centro Cultural Recoleta in Buenos Aires, Argentina, offers you a complete experience. The architecture of the building is simplistic and Jesuit in nature, having been completed in 1732 by architects Juan Krauss and Juan Wolf. Located in the barrio of Recoleta, the museum focuses predominately on exhibition and cultural events, showcasing mediums including sculptures, installations, concerts and other types of artistic performances. With the offering workshops and possessing an interactive atmosphere, the Centro Cultural Recoleta inspires the mind and feeds the soul.
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The Recoleta Cultural Center is an exhibition and art center located in the Barrio region, with sculptures and exhibitions, as well as concerts and art presentations in different styles, including installation art, live performances and music.
There are not too many people, it feels so cool to not have to queue for a long line, the experience is great
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At the Argentine International Photography Festival, there is a high level of photography exhibition. Seeing many citizens to watch the exhibition, fully feel the love of Argentines for photography! The cultural center is a historical building, with coffee seats in the open air, and you can rest and chat when you are tired. There are also markets next to the center on Saturdays, small stalls, mostly local homemade handicrafts or clothing; Argentines are very polite and self-cultivation, whether you buy or not, Always greet guests politely, and don't mess with prices.
It’s a place where one can know how much something was once old. It is interesting to see the history of a collection of multiple objects in this area reflecting the early history of even a part of a hotel that was dedicated to the native machine and the people who now live there are almost completely gone.