This branch of the city's main public art college contains a collection of sculpted replicas of ancient, Gothic and Renaissance masterpieces. Among the notable knock-offs are...

In 1945 the chemist Vicente Vaccaro founded the first (and last) Museum of Caricature, in honour of his brother Severo who had built up a collection of humorous and satirical...

This stunning building was converted into a museum in 1937, and its majestic ballrooms, bedrooms and hallways today display over 4,000 pieces of decorative art, plus works by...

The MNBA has 32 rooms, several sculpture patios, a library and an auditorium. It houses the country's biggest collection of 19th- and 20th-century Argentinian artworks, which,...

French speakers won't have to guess the original function of this elegant belle époque building: Palais de Glace, which opened its doors to skaters in 1910, means 'Ice Palace'....

In operation for 29 years (an aeon in BA art gallery terms), Palatina is one of the busiest galleries in town, promoting well established names such as painters Jorge Diciervo...

Praxis is one of the few galleries with international reach, with spaces in New York and Miami as well as BA. It's one of the driving forces in promoting Argentinian art abroad.

This innovative fine arts NGO rents out its sprawling studio space to artists of all levels for drawing and painting. Wander around with an empanada and enjoy the various...

Directed by Natalio Povarché, the name of this gallery has, paradoxically, always been synonymous with solidity in art. It displays a diverse range of contemporary Argentinian...

Founded in 1965 by the late Ruth Benzacar and now run by her daughter Orly, this forceful gallery was the jewel in the crown of swinging 1960s BA. New artists are...