Museo Sívori is a compact art museum in Parque Tres de Febrero, at Av. Infanta Isabel 555 in Buenos Aires. Its collection focuses on Argentine art from the 20th and 21st centuries, shown in changing exhibitions alongside work by contemporary artists. Expect painting, drawing, sculpture and other mediums, with exhibitions that can include movements such as Pop Art and Hyperrealism. After your visit, take a break in the museum garden, where there is a café. The museum is an easy addition to a walk in the park.
A collection of Argentine art
Museo Sívori holds more than 4,000 works of Argentine art from the 20th and 21st centuries. The collection appears in temporary exhibitions, alongside work by contemporary artists, so the displays can change between visits.
The works reflect different approaches to Argentine art across the decades. Exhibitions have included Pop Art, Hyperrealism and New Abstraction, as well as painting, drawing, sculpture and technical arts.
Exhibitions and the park setting
Some exhibitions focus on how artworks are made or cared for. One has presented the restoration process for sculpture, giving visitors a look at the work involved in preserving pieces.
The museum sits within Parque Tres de Febrero, near the rose garden and across from the lake with paddle boats. Its garden has a café, making it possible to pause outdoors before continuing a walk through the park.
Preguntas frecuentes
Is Museo Sívori free on Wednesdays?
Yes. Admission is free on Wednesdays.
How long should I spend at Museo Sívori?
A quick visit can take about 30 minutes. Allow longer if you want to take your time with the exhibitions.
What kind of art is at Museo Sívori?
The museum presents Argentine art from the 20th and 21st centuries, including painting, drawing and sculpture. Exhibitions have included Pop Art, Hyperrealism and New Abstraction.
Is there a café at Museo Sívori?
Yes. There is a café in the museum garden.
