“The return of the repressed” curated by Philip Larratt-Smith, is organized in conjunction with the Louise Bourgeois Studio in New York and the Instituto Tomie Ohtake in Sao Pablo, Brazil, and is supported by Tenaris, both for its presentation in Argentina and its tour in Rio de Janeiro and San Pablo. Her famous hanging pieces, pendants on a string, show the fragility, the delicacy of the events, demonstrating the ambivalence between the exterior world and the interior world of the subject. Fundación PROA Av. Pedro de Mendoza 1929 Neighborhood: La Boca
BAFICI Film Festival
BAFICI is the greatest, most prestigious event for the independent cinema in Latin America. The Festival is renowned as an essential means of promotion for the independent film output, where the most innovative, daring and committed films can be shown. Showings are all over the city. Many films are subtitled in English first and the Spanish subtitles, so even if your Spanish needs some help, you are likely to understand the majority of films. It begins on Wednesday, April 6th and runs through the Sunday the 17th. Entrance Tickets: Casa de la Cultura: Address: 575 Avenida De Mayo 575 - Mondays to Fridays, from 10 am to 8 pm; Hoyts Cinemas- Abasto Shopping Mall – 3247 Corrientes Avenue (Mondays to Sundays, 10 am to 8 pm ).
Guided Visits to the Colon Theatre
Guided tours to the interior of this magnificent theatre are held every day, including holidays, from 9:00 am to 3:45 pm. Tours are offered in English or Spanish. Guided visits in French and Portuguese have to be reserved 48 hours in advance. The visit has a cost of USD 15 for foreign visitors. Entrance for children under 6 is free. Retirees, pensioners and university students will have a 50% discount on Mondays. The entrance ticket can be acquired by phone with credit card, or at the Theatre’s box office (1171 Tucuman Street), with credit card, debit card, or cash.
Gallery Nights
Art galleries in Buenos Aires open their Doors for free on the last Friday night of each month. There are various locations. If you need more information please send us an e mail and we will send you the itinerary of the month of April. Codigo País Creative Trends Festival This interactive festival celebrates the latest happenings in art, film, design, music, theatre and fashion.
Location: Tribuna Plaza.
Address: Avenida del Libertador 4405. 
MAMBA - Modern Art Museum – San Telmo
Housed in an old tobacco warehouse is this temporary collection of exhibits by local painters and sculptors plus permanent exhibits of local and international artists, such as Dali and Picasso. Video and film events are also presented.
Museo de Arte Moderno
Avenida San Juan 350 Buenos Aires, Distrito Federal 1147 Argentina
Cafés, Delis, Bistros and Restaurants that we strongly recommend:
Best Antipasti:
New “Cucina Paradiso”
Address: 1538 Arevalo Street. Palermo Hollywood; From: Mondays to Saturdays; From 12:00 pm to 8 pm. Bar Snacks/ Single Scene: “Mark´s Deli and Coffee House” Address: 4701 El Salvador Street; Palermo Soho. “Tea Connection”
Address: 1597 Uriburu Street; 1655 Montevideo Street; Recoleta. Best Tapas: “Café San Juan”.
Address: 450 San Juan Avenue. San Telmo.
From Tuesdays to Sundays from 12:30 pm to 4 pm; From 8 pm to midnight. Tea Time: New “Le Blé Boulangerie”
Adress: 899 Alvarez Thomas Avenue corner of Céspedes Street. Colegiales. From Tuesdays to Sundays; From 8 am to 8 pm. Gourmet-Deli: New “Farinelli” Address: 2707 Bulnes Street. From Mondays to Saturdays; from 8 am to 8 pm. New “La Panadería de Pablo”
Address: 269 Defensa Street. Monday thru Friday: From 10 am to 7 pm. Saturday closed. Brunch on Sunday. We hope you find this article useful. If you want to learn about all the events of 2011,an send us an e mail at ideas turisticas and we will send the information to you.
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