Image: Buenos Aires Museum of Modern Art
Buenos Aires Museum of Modern Art, known as Museo Moderno, has announced the next opening in its 70th-anniversary program, 'Habitando el futuro': 'Luis Camnitzer: Todo por aprender – La resurrección de Simón Rodríguez'. The museum says the event will take place on Thursday, August 20, 2026, at 6 pm at its address on Av. San Juan 350 in Buenos Aires.
The announcement places the presentation within Museo Moderno’s anniversary programming, but does not provide further curatorial details about the exhibition itself. The title points to a project centered on the Uruguayan-born artist Luis Camnitzer, whose work has long crossed between art, pedagogy, language and political thought, though the museum’s post does not expand on the scope or format of the opening.
By naming Simón Rodríguez in the title, the museum also signals a connection to the Venezuelan educator and thinker often associated with Latin American ideas of public education and emancipatory learning. The announcement does not explain how Rodríguez figures into the project, but the pairing of Camnitzer and Rodríguez suggests that the exhibition will engage with questions of teaching, knowledge and learning.
Museo Moderno shared the notice as a coming attraction, inviting visitors to attend the opening rather than outlining a long exhibition schedule. No closing date, accompanying public program or list of works was included in the material provided.
The museum’s presentation also emphasizes the institutional frame of the event. 'Habitando el futuro' is the annual program marking Museo Moderno’s 70th anniversary, and this opening is positioned as one of the museum’s next steps in that celebratory calendar. Beyond the title, date and place, the announcement remains brief, focusing on the launch itself at Av. San Juan 350.
