Guides: Rosario Villani and Vanesa Catellani
The series aims to bring to the general public proposals that embrace diversity in production processes and techniques, resulting in visually distinct outcomes. In order to create bridges between visitors and the artworks, the curator leads an explanatory tour using a colloquial and accessible language, while keeping in mind the need to foster the development of new audiences for contemporary art.
Guided tours open to the public are held on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays at 5:00 p.m.
How to participate: Please register at Stand P10, located to the right of the entrance, down the hallway, 10 minutes before the activity starts.
Limited capacity.
Rosario Villani holds a degree in Art History and Cultural Management from the University of Salvador (USAL). Since 2017, she has worked on art inventories, and the cataloging and documentation of important collections. She currently heads the Registration and Documentation Department for the Ama Amoedo Collection and contributes to the bibliographic archive of Oscar Bony’s Estate. She is involved in several significant cultural projects and has conducted specialized tours for art fairs like arteBA, MAPA, and Pinta Photo. She also teaches in various cultural spaces and lectures on Art History and Cultural Asset Management at the Catholic University of Argentina (UCA).
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Vanesa Catellani is a curator, cultural manager, and contemporary art promoter. Between 2016 and 2019, she created and directed the exhibition space at Fundación Beethoven, serving as curator. From 2019 to 2025, she collaborated with the media outlet Arte Online, producing reviews and interviews with emerging and established artists. She has written texts for books by Mariela Ivanier and Raquel Bigio. As an independent curator, she has worked with artists such as Eduardo Longoni, Ariadna Pastorini, Karina El Azem, Raquel Bigio, and Martín Bonadeo. She curated solo exhibitions at La Casa de las Culturas, Casa del Neuquén, and CCA Neuquén. She assisted curator Patricia Rizzo in exhibitions for Fundación Banco Macro and Banco Galicia. She was in charge of the educational program around Banco Macro’s art collection in 2023/24. She organized productions and guided tours for AFFAIR, BAphoto, and BADA, and is part of the team organizing Gallery in its 2024/25 editions. In 2025, she led a talk at the National Arts Fund (FNA) and serves as an adjunct professor at ESEADE. Co-founder of ArteConectados, a cultural content producer. She lives in Buenos Aires.