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Five Cultural Centers to enjoy art and culture in Buenos Aires

Contemporary art has its place in the Cultural Center of Buenos Aires, in addition to exhibits, offer workshops and shows. Buenos Aires Apartments offers a list of cultural centers to visit while enjoying the benefits of staying in one of his temporary apartment, the best option in Argentina temporary lease more attractive than their stay in Buenos Aires.

1) Centro Cultural Borges 2) Centro Cultural Cooperation 3) Centro Cultural Recoleta

Buenos Aires is a cultural city, so the space for artistic experimentation, the philosophical debate, the cycles of theater, film and dance abound in it.BUENOS AIRES APARTMENTS share your choice of five cultural centers that you can not miss when you come to Argentina.
The cultural centers of Buenos Aires are not just theaters or art galleries. They are places where teachers and learners converge, classic and contemporary, talent and virtue, leading to original artistic expression. Many of them also offer diversity workshops and training courses.
Buenos Aires has a rich supply of apartments for temporary leases for their stay in Argentina. BUENOS AIRES APARTMENTS Temporary Leasing offers in Recoleta and Barrio Norte, the most central area of Buenos Aires, for you to fan out across the most important cultural centers of the city.

Centro Cultural Borges. Viamonte 525.
It is located in the Galerias Pacifico. It features visual arts exhibitions, highlighting the drawing as an art form superior.It also offers tango shows, ballet and folk dances as well as cycles of learning improvisation and workshops and dissemination of codes, techniques and procedures of different artistic languages. It offers a permanent exhibition consisting of photographs, texts, drawings and poems of the writer Jorge Luis Borges.
More information www.ccborges.org.ar

Centro Cultural Cooperation. Corrientes 1543.
Based on the experience developed within the cooperative movement, promotes an intellectual space for training of various trends and cultural movements, linking social science with artistic and literary activities and entertainment. It features a Visual Arts room where he had several exhibitions and a library.
More information www.centrocultural.coop

Centro Cultural General San Martín. Sarmiento 1551.
Is dedicated to developing cultural activities in an area open to experimentation and the introduction of new technologies applied to cultural initiatives, linking the public and private sector. It offers courses designed to promote access to music through various proposals, tango, jazz and children, along with the dissemination of visual and plastic arts. The courses and workshops are intended to enable the learning of different artistic disciplines such as theater, clowning, circus and musical comedy.
More information www.ccgsm.gov.ar

Centro Cultural Recoleta. Junín 1930.
There are many exhibitions of visual arts, including photography, drawing and painting, and in the field of performing arts offers dance, music and theater. It also offers training workshops aimed at promoting access for all sectors of the community to art and culture through proposals that facilitate their evaluation and interpretation.It has a Research Lab and Music Production to disseminate contemporary music and its relationship with technology and a Center for Documentation, Research and publications devoted to information and intellectual production on art and contemporary aesthetic thought. Provides guided tours for tourists, in Spanish, English, French and Italian which require advance booking.
More information www.centroculturalrecoleta.org

Centro Cultural Ricardo Rojas. Corrientes 2038.
Depends on the Department of Student Welfare University Extension and the prestigious University of Buenos Aires. There are stimulated training projects, research, reflection and production of: Visual Arts, Circus, Communication, Chorus Dance, Literature, Music and Theater. It provides a space for the holding of shows and events, whilst offering training courses and workshops.
More information www.rojas.uba.ar

SOURCES:
http://www.buenosaires.gov.ar/areas/cultura/ccgsm/?menu_id=22400
http://centroculturalrecoleta.org / ccr-sp /? menu_id = 20,019
http://www.ccborges.org.ar/
http://www.rojas.uba.ar/
http://www.centrocultural.coop/
http://www.bue.gov.ar/actividades/?menu_id=77&info=ctrosculturales