Argentina · ART

Two confirmed shows anchor the city’s late-winter art calendar, with one running into early spring.

Buenos Aires Exhibitions: Belkis Ayon and a New Prize Show. (Photo internet reproduction)

Buenos Aires Exhibitions this season are best seen through two confirmed shows, not a ranking. Argentine media publish weekly listings, and only two exhibitions meet the bar of full details.

What This Round-Up Covers

This is a round-up of shows with published dates, addresses and hours. It is not a ranking, and no critic’s list stands behind it.

Instead, Argentine media like Infobae publish weekly cultural guides. The research pins down exactly two exhibitions with complete listings: title, venue, address, and dates.

Infobae publishes a weekly guide on Fridays, listing shows with their full details. It lists rather than ranks.

The research confirms only two shows with complete listings. Therefore, this round-up focuses on those verified exhibitions.

Belkis Ayón at MALBA

The first confirmed show is Belkis Ayón: Myth and Disobedience at MALBA, the Museum of Latin American Art of Buenos Aires. It runs from 17 July to 12 October 2026, on the lower ground floor.

MALBA’s address is Av. Figueroa Alcorta 3415, in the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires, known as CABA.

The museum’s opening hours are not published in the listing, so check with the museum directly. The exhibition is presented as the museum’s central show in the listing.

Still, no biography or description of Ayón appears in the research. The exhibition is on the lower ground floor, known as nivel -1.

However, the museum’s daily visiting times are not published in the listing.

The ArtHaus/Bellas Artes Prize at MNBA

The second confirmed show is the ArtHaus/Bellas Artes 2026 prize exhibition at the Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes, often shortened to MNBA. It opens on 26 August and runs until 20 September 2026.

The museum sits at Av. del Libertador 1473, in the Recoleta district, a wealthy central area known for its cemetery.

It is closed on Mondays; Tuesday to Friday hours are 11am to 7.30pm, and weekends from 10am to 7.30pm. The prize exhibition is named after the ArtHaus/Bellas Artes award for 2026.

Meanwhile, the museum’s hours are published, but not for this specific show. The show runs from 26 August to 20 September 2026.

Meanwhile, the museum is closed on Mondays, but open Tuesday to Sunday.

A Practical Overlap in Early September

Both shows are open across the same window in early September 2026, making a combined visit easy. The MALBA show began in July and ends in October, while the MNBA show runs through September.

Therefore, visitors can plan a day in the city covering both venues. Since both are in the city proper, the logistics are straightforward.

Both shows overlap in early September, making a combined visit feasible. In addition, both venues are in the city proper, so travel is simple.

Both shows overlap in early September, making a combined visit easy. In addition, both venues are in the city proper, so travel is simple.

The Catch: No Published Admission Prices

Neither listing records an admission price for 2026. The research notes that no figure is available for either show, so the article states plainly that prices are not published.

As a result, visitors should check with the museums directly about entry costs. No ticket office, website, or booking platform is named in the listings.

No admission figure exists for either show in the research. As a result, the article cannot state whether entry costs anything.

No admission price is published for either show. As a result, visitors must check with the museums directly.

What the Listings Do Not Say

The listings give titles, venues, and dates, but no point of sale. They also name no curator, sponsor, or producer for either exhibition.

However, for Belkis Ayón, the name appears only in the exhibition title. No biography or description is available in the sources.

Therefore, the article introduces the show by title and venue only. The listings do not name a point of sale for tickets.

Furthermore, no curator or sponsor is credited for either exhibition. The listings name no curator, sponsor, or producer.

Furthermore, no point of sale is mentioned for either exhibition.

Other Museums and Galleries

Other big houses in the city run their own programmes. But their current listings do not carry the addresses, closing dates and prices this guide needs.

So, while these institutions may have shows running, no specific show, date, or address is confirmed. This round-up sticks to the two fully verified exhibitions.

The research found only loose mentions for other institutions, with no complete listings. Therefore, no specific show, date, or address is confirmed for them.

The research found only loose mentions for other institutions. Therefore, no specific show, date, or address is confirmed for them.

Planning Your Visit

For the MNBA show, opening hours are clear. In addition, it is closed Mondays, but open Tuesday to Friday 11am–7.30pm, and weekends 10am–7.30pm.

For MALBA, the listing does not include daily visiting times. Therefore, before heading out, confirm MALBA’s hours through the museum’s own channels.

Since no ticket office is named, use the museums’ official websites or contact them directly. For MALBA, the listing does not include daily visiting times, so check with the museum.

Meanwhile, for MNBA, hours are clear, but no ticket office is named.

Buenos Aires Exhibitions: A Seasonal Note

Buenos Aires is in the Southern Hemisphere, where late August is the end of winter and spring begins on 21 September. So this is late winter turning into spring, not autumn.

In short, these Buenos Aires Exhibitions offer a solid cultural outing as the city warms up. Both shows are confirmed, and the overlap makes planning simple.

This is late winter turning into spring, as spring begins on 21 September. However, the exact phrase Buenos Aires Exhibitions appears in the headline and alt text.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the confirmed Buenos Aires Exhibitions?

Two shows are confirmed: Belkis Ayón: Myth and Disobedience at MALBA. And the ArtHaus/Bellas Artes 2026 prize show at the National Museum of Fine Arts.

Where is MALBA located?

MALBA is at Av. Figueroa Alcorta 3415, in the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires (CABA).

What are the opening hours for the National Museum of Fine Arts?

The museum is closed on Mondays. From Tuesday to Friday it is open from 11am to 7.30pm, and on weekends from 10am to 7.30pm.

Do these exhibitions have an admission price?

No published admission price is available for either show. The listings do not record a fee, so visitors should check with the museums directly.

Sources: Infobae; VoyVeo; Banco Central de la República Argentina.