MUSEO DE ARTEs plásticas eduardo sívori
SÍVORI MUSEUM
A living archive of the history of Argentinian painting, sculpture and art.
MUSEO DE ARTES PLÁSTICAS EDUARDO SÍVORI
Connecting the past, present and future of Argentine Art.
The Eduardo Sívori Plastic Arts Museum began to function in 1938. Although it was originally created as the “Municipal Museum of Fine Arts, Applied Arts and Comparative Arts Annex”. At present, the Sívori Museum is one of the main references in relation to pictorial art and sculpture in Argentina. Currently the museum has a heritage of about 4,000 pieces that includes the main exponents of Argentine painting and sculpture from all eras
Historical Catalog of Argentinian Art
The Sívori Museum gathers in its catalog a wide and varied sample of Argentine artistic production.
Permanent exhibitions
The Sívori Museum has a permanent exhibition that allows the public to enjoy the main works included in its catalog.
Guided Tours
Guided tours of the Museum propose to visitors a different contact with the different art productions that are part of its heritage.
Art and Coffe Store
The Sivori Museum courtyard offers an oasis to connect with nature, culture and gastronomy.
Educational Activities
The museum offers various educational and training activities related to art.
Accessible space
The Sívori Museum offers an adapted and fully accessible space, both at the entrance and in all its rooms.
MUSEO DE ARTES PLÁSTICAS EDUARDO SÍVORI
A journey through the history of Argentinian art.
The Sívori Museum proposes a journey through the history of Argentine art, through a heritage that includes all the trends that have been part of national art history, especially those of the first half of the 20th century.
AN ONLINE TOUR THROUGH THE MUSEUM HERITAGE
ONLINE CATALOG
A virtual tour through the most outstanding art pieces of the Museum's heritage.
ARGENTINIAN ART
ARCHIVE
EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES FOR TEACHERS AND STUDENTS
Argentinian Art Archive
The archive is made up of catalogs and specialized journalistic articles on Argentine and Latin American artists.
It currently has information on 2,838 authors.
Public consultation is available, Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Contacto to: archivomuseosivori@gmail.com
Telephone: 4773-2590
Library Specialized in Argentine and Latin American Art
Consultation hours: Monday to Friday from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. and Tuesday to Saturday from 3:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.
Mail: biblioteca@museosivori.org
Telephones: 4774-9452 interno 0 4778-3899 interno 0
