The Biennial has no central venue. It unfolds along and from the River Strip, and extends to the districts and the islands. The map follows its course.
Tap a point to see the venue. The full directory with the same addresses is below.
Check the features of each space and the types of activities they will host (ZONES). They are listed alphabetically.
Airport · Exhibition area
Av. Jorge Newbery s/n
Space: indoor and outdoor
Cultural Space
San Luis 846
Public Library
Dr. Álvarez 1550
Protected Area
Los Glaciares 7951-7999
Cultural Center
Arijón 84 bis
Cultural Center
Paseo de las Artes y el río Paraná s/n
Local Municipal Office
Av. Francia 4435
Space: indoor and outdoor
Local Government Office
Av. Uriburu 637
Space: indoor and outdoor
Public Cinema
Santa Fe 1120
Art Gallery
España 768
Space: indoor
Planetarium
Av. Diario La Capital 1602
Art School
Sánchez de Bustamante 129
Space: indoor
Art School
Galpón 15, Estévez Boero 690
Space: indoor
University Cultural Center
San Martín 750
Art Gallery
San Juan 911
Space: indoor
Space for Children
Av. Pte. Perón 8000
Space: indoor and outdoor
Cultural Warehouse
Galpón 17, Av. de los Inmigrantes s/n
Space: indoor
Museum
Santa Fe 748
Museum
Bv. Oroño 2361
Space: indoor
Museum
Ayacucho 4800
Space: indoor
Natural History Museum
San Lorenzo 1949
Cultural Center
Mendoza 1085
Space: indoor
Technology Park
Lamadrid 470
University
Av. Pellegrini 1332
Because it is the place where the city already meets itself. The riverfront brings together museums, converted port warehouses, parks and piers that work all year round as truly public space, and offers a physical continuity that can be explored on foot or by bike.
They don’t need to be exhibition spaces: a club, a technical school, a community library or a workshop can host a Design and Experimentation Office.