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Attraction · Buenos Aires, Argentina
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The Museo de Arte Latinoamericano de Buenos Aires, in Palermo, holding twentieth-century Latin American painting and sculpture alongside temporary exhibitions and a cinema.
Because Latin American modernism is treated here as a subject in its own right rather than a footnote to Europe, and because the Kahlo and the Abaporu are both in this building.
A tightly chosen collection with no filler, half-price Wednesdays, a good cinema, and a building designed for looking at paintings.
Small permanent collection. Prices change frequently with inflation. Not walkable from the centre. Closed Tuesdays.
Anyone interested in modern art, and anyone who wants to understand what Argentina thinks of itself.
You have one day and it is a Recoleta cemetery and steak day. This wants unhurried attention.
Come on a Wednesday for half price. Check the cinema listing before you go, because the programme is better than most cinemas in the city. Combine it with the Botanical Garden and Palermo's parks, which are minutes away.
General admission 12,000 pesos; students, teachers and pensioners with accreditation 6,000 pesos; under-5s free. On Wednesdays general admission is 6,000 pesos and concessions 3,000. Cinema tickets are priced separately at 8,000 pesos general.
Bus 67, 102 or 130 to Avenida Figueroa Alcorta, or a fifteen-minute taxi from the centre. The nearest subte stations are a long walk away.
Palermo, on Figueroa Alcorta beside the parks, close to the Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes and the botanical garden, in the greenest part of the city.
Ninety minutes to two hours.
Step-free throughout with lifts to all floors, and free admission for people with disabilities.
Go on a Wednesday for half price. The best Latin American collection anywhere, in a building that knows to stay quiet.
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MALBA charges 12,000 pesos for general admission on Monday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday, and 6,000 pesos for students, teachers and pensioners with accreditation. On Wednesdays general admission is 6,000 pesos. Children under 5 enter free. The collection is Latin American art of the twentieth century, and it is the best of its kind: Frida Kahlo's Self-portrait with Monkey and Parrot, Diego Rivera, Tarsila…
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