Image: Museum of Spanish Art Enrique Larreta, Buenos Aires
The Museo de Arte Español Enrique Larreta in Buenos Aires has announced the opening of 'Intervenciones Mínimas VI', the latest edition of its 'Intervenciones Mínimas' cycle. According to the museum’s post, the project is curated by Delfina Helguera, the museum’s director, and this installment will feature the artist Mariano Ferrante.
The museum did not provide additional curatorial details in the announcement, but the framing places the new presentation within an ongoing series rather than as a standalone event. The use of the title 'Intervenciones Mínimas VI' indicates that this is the sixth iteration of the program.
The inauguration is scheduled for Friday, 14 August, at 5 pm. The museum listed its address as Av. Juramento 2291 in Buenos Aires. No further information about the scope of Ferrante’s contribution or the duration of the presentation was included in the source post.
The announcement comes from Museo Larreta’s official social media account and identifies the institution as the organizer of the opening. The museum’s name in the post appears as Museo de Arte Español Enrique Larreta, corresponding to the Buenos Aires museum known for presenting cultural programming from its site on Av. Juramento.
Ferrante’s participation places the artist within a museum-led cycle curated by Helguera, suggesting a continuing framework for contemporary interventions at the institution. The announcement does not specify whether the work will be a single installation, an exhibition component, or another form of artistic intervention, and it offers no further biographical information about the artist.
The museum’s post gives a concise set of details for visitors: 'Intervenciones Mínimas VI' opens on 14 August at 17:00 at Av. Juramento 2291, Buenos Aires.
