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Visual Poetry Exhibition at Centro Cultural Kirchner Features Over 30 Artists from Argentina, Brazil, and Chile

exhibition · 2026-04-23

Running until October 1, the exhibition 'Qué cosa, la poesía visual?' at the Centro Cultural Kirchner in Buenos Aires features over 30 artists from Argentina, Brazil, and Chile. Curated by Guillermo Daghero, it pays tribute to Edgardo Vigo (1928-1997) and Jorge Santiago Perednik (1952-2011). Among the showcased artists are León Ferrari, Mirtha Dermisache, and Juan Carlos Romero, as well as Brazilian figures like Augusto de Campos and Lenora de Barros. The exhibit focuses on experimental poetry from the 1980s and 1990s, including works by Perednik and Carlos Estévez. Directed by Fernando García Delgado, the Archivo Vórtice highlights the evolution of visual poetry. Anna Ferrari's design offers a neutral backdrop, while Daghero reflects on the 1969 Expo organized by Vigo and the intergenerational dialogue among artists.

Key facts

  • Exhibition 'Qué cosa, la poesía visual?' runs until October 1 at Centro Cultural Kirchner in Buenos Aires.
  • Curated by Guillermo Daghero with exhibition design by Anna Ferrari.
  • Features over 30 artists from Argentina, Brazil, and Chile.
  • Pays homage to Edgardo Vigo (1928-1997) and Jorge Santiago Perednik (1952-2011).
  • Includes historical and contemporary works exploring visual and sound poetry.
  • Argentine artists include León Ferrari, Mirtha Dermisache, and Juan Carlos Romero.
  • Brazilian artists include Augusto de Campos (with a video collaboration with Caetano Veloso) and Lenora de Barros.
  • Highlights experimental poetry from post-democracy Argentina in the 1980s and 1990s.

Entities

Artists

  • Guillermo Daghero
  • Anna Ferrari
  • Edgardo Vigo
  • Jorge Santiago Perednik
  • León Ferrari
  • Mirtha Dermisache
  • Juan Carlos Romero
  • Augusto de Campos
  • Caetano Veloso
  • Lenora de Barros
  • Carlos Estévez
  • Fernando García Delgado
  • Carlos Soto-Román
  • Belén Gache
  • Lucas Di Pascuale
  • Rosana Fernández
  • Huenú Peña
  • Gisella Scotta
  • Hernán Camoletto
  • Claudia del Río
  • Ezequiel Alemian
  • Geraldina Blas
  • María Gamarra
  • Magdalena Jitrik
  • Jorge Macchi
  • Emiliano Miliyo
  • Leticia Obeid
  • Hugo Vidal
  • Ivana Vollaro
  • Arnaldo Antunes
  • Júlio Plaza
  • Gonzalo Aguilar
  • Andrea Wain
  • Roxana Fernández
  • Geraldine Blas
  • Haroldo de Campos
  • Jorge Romero Brest
  • Andrés Ajens
  • Martín Gubbins
  • Felipe Cussen
  • Anamaría Briede
  • Martín Bakero
  • Hannah Arendt

Institutions

  • Centro Cultural Kirchner
  • Instituto Torcuato Di Tella
  • Diagonal Cero
  • Xul
  • Archivo Vórtice
  • Fundación Augusto y León Ferrari

Locations

  • Buenos Aires
  • Argentina
  • Brazil
  • Chile
  • Córdoba
  • Santa Fe
  • Spain

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