Image: National Museum of Fine Arts, Argentina, Buenos Aires
The National Museum of Fine Arts in Argentina will host a book presentation on Tuesday, June 30, at 6 p.m., marking a tribute to artist Nicolás García Uriburu on the tenth anniversary of his death. The presentation is for 'Uriburu', with the museum announcing the event as part of its 'Libros' programming.
The museum's notice frames the gathering as an homage to García Uriburu, a figure associated with Argentine art history and environmental action, though the source material does not provide further biographical detail. The event is organized around the publication 'Uriburu', whose presentation brings together museum and foundation voices in a public program devoted to the artist's legacy.
According to the museum, participants will include its director, Andrés Duprat, art historian Isabel Plante, and members of the Nicolás García Uriburu Foundation. No additional details about the book's contents were included in the announcement, and the museum's notice does not specify a venue beyond identifying the National Museum of Fine Arts in Argentina as the institution issuing the invitation.
The program sits within the museum's broader public-facing cultural activity, in which books, talks and presentations accompany artistic reflection and historical remembrance. In this case, the focus is squarely on García Uriburu, with the event date explicitly tied to the anniversary of his death and the publication title presented in direct tribute format.
The museum's announcement gives only the essential information for attendees: the presentation of 'Uriburu' will take place on Tuesday, June 30, at 6 p.m., with Andrés Duprat, Isabel Plante and representatives of the Nicolás García Uriburu Foundation taking part.
