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Indepth Arts News:
"ART ENCOUNTERS: ARGENTINA AND BRAZIL"
2006-08-21 until 2006-11-06
ASU Art Museum
Tempe, AZ,
USA
Join in the pleasure and excitement of fully-escorted
international travel on the ASU Art Museum's third trip
to South America. Share experiences that our previous
travelers continue to rave about!
ASU Art Museum tour hosts:
Marilyn A. Zeitlin, director/chief curator
Ted Decker, manager of special museum initiatives.
HIGHLIGHTS include: *Encounter art through the eyes of curators, and participate
in thoughtful and lively discussions with experts and fellow
intellectually-curious travelers *private tour with extra viewing time of the 27th São Paulo
Bienal - the largest contemporary art fair in Latin America
and acclaimed as one of the best three events of its kind
in the world
*Privileged access to private collections, artists' studios and
contemporary art galleries in Argentina and Brazil
*Enjoy 4-star hotel accommodations and exceptional regional
and international cuisine at top-rated restaurants in Buenos
Aires, São Paulo, and Rio de Janeiro
*Guided visits to significant architectural sites, gardens and
museums, including the MALBA in Buenos Aires and Museu
de Arte Contemporânea at the University of São Paulo, the
ASU Art Museum's new international partner
*Private samba lessons and evenings of tango in Buenos Aires
and bossa nova in Rio de Janeiro
*Schooner cruise through Guanabara Bay as the sun sets over
Rio de Janeiro, one of the world's most beautiful cities
*Exclusive visit to the residence and art pavilion of Brazil's
largest contemporary art collector
*Buenos Aires historical city tour guided by University of Buenos
Aires history professor
*Free time for shopping and personal exploration in Buenos Aires
and Rio de Janeiro
Trip proceeds support the ASU Art Museum's rapidly expanding
initiatives in exhibiting and collecting Latin American art. The ASU
Art Museum is cited as "the single most impressive venue in the
state for contemporary art."
Space is limited.
For more information, please visit:
http://asuartmuseum.asu.edu/trips/braz_arg06.html
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