The Municipality of Concordia, through the Undersecretariat of Education and Culture, carried out the presentation of the “Horacio Malvicino” Arts Hall, at the House of Culture (Urquiza 638).
The space, known for years as the “Horacio Malvicino” Multipurpose Hall, was renovated with a stage, sound system, and lighting, which allows for expanding its use and transforming it into an ideal environment for different local artistic expressions.
In this framework, CLAC – Culture, Letters, Art and Community was officially launched, an open cultural cycle that seeks to generate a space for meeting, participation, and visibility for the artists of Concordia.
“With CLAC, we want this hall to be a living place, where the artists of our city can come, show their work, and share it with the public. Culture is built collectively, and this space represents that openness that we want to promote from the administration,” expressed the Undersecretary of Education and Culture, Prof. Carlos Gatto.
The inaugural day featured the painting exhibition “Estímulos,” composed of artists Margarita Soto Frossard, Gabriela Tavella, Laura Fontan, Estela María Acland, Clara Oerlty, Nidia Galvani, and Teresita Blasco, and a musical intervention by professors Mariano Sequeira, Matías Simonetti, Ariana Azol, Alan Céspedes, and Lorena Cora, from the Music area of the Undersecretariat.
The exhibition can be visited until October 10, inviting the entire community to tour the renovated “Horacio Malvicino” Arts Hall and enjoy the talent of the artists from Concordia.
Director of Culture Daniel Bogado and representatives from different sectors of the community were present, accompanying this new step in strengthening the artistic and cultural development of Concordia.
“We want CLAC to become an open door for all local artists, a meeting point that brings together the creativity, identity, and talent that characterize our city,” concluded Gatto.
The space, known for years as the “Horacio Malvicino” Multipurpose Hall, was renovated with a stage, sound system, and lighting, which allows for expanding its use and transforming it into an ideal environment for different local artistic expressions.
In this framework, CLAC – Culture, Letters, Art and Community was officially launched, an open cultural cycle that seeks to generate a space for meeting, participation, and visibility for the artists of Concordia.
“With CLAC, we want this hall to be a living place, where the artists of our city can come, show their work, and share it with the public. Culture is built collectively, and this space represents that openness that we want to promote from the administration,” expressed the Undersecretary of Education and Culture, Prof. Carlos Gatto.
The inaugural day featured the painting exhibition “Estímulos,” composed of artists Margarita Soto Frossard, Gabriela Tavella, Laura Fontan, Estela María Acland, Clara Oerlty, Nidia Galvani, and Teresita Blasco, and a musical intervention by professors Mariano Sequeira, Matías Simonetti, Ariana Azol, Alan Céspedes, and Lorena Cora, from the Music area of the Undersecretariat.
The exhibition can be visited until October 10, inviting the entire community to tour the renovated “Horacio Malvicino” Arts Hall and enjoy the talent of the artists from Concordia.
Director of Culture Daniel Bogado and representatives from different sectors of the community were present, accompanying this new step in strengthening the artistic and cultural development of Concordia.
“We want CLAC to become an open door for all local artists, a meeting point that brings together the creativity, identity, and talent that characterize our city,” concluded Gatto.