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Beyond its material condition, ceramics—both contemporary and archaeological—activate the possibility of traveling in time.

Recoleta

When and where

When
Until Sunday, November 29
Where
Recoleta Cultural Center
Junín 1930
Recoleta
Input
Free

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More plans on Tuesday, November 3

  1. Photo exhibition | Between PortraitsAlliance Française · RetirementFree
  2. I Conference on Artificial Intelligence in Higher EducationUniversity of the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires · San NicolásFree
  3. Talk “La Prensa: living history and new splendor”House of Culture · San NicolásFree
  4. Emblematic spaces: San TelmoVarious spaces · San TelmoFree
  5. MOA: Visit to the sculpture patioMonuments and Works of Art (MOA) · PalermoFree
  6. Pastry WeekVarious spacesFree

The entire agenda

Revised 11/02/2026. Hours, prices and tickets change: confirm them at the source before you go. Do you see something wrong? Let us know

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