How is the La Pampa's Deep West inhabited?

The La Pampa’s provincia Secretary of Culture, through the Provincial Museum of Arts (MPArtes), invited to a meeting as part of the exhibition “Portal to the Deep West” by artist Pablo Cabrera. The activity, titled “Dialogues: How is the Deep West inhabited?”, will feature architects Ramiro Zamora and Antonela Mostacero.

The encounter will be held on Saturday, June 7 at 6 PM, at the MPArtes facilities, located at 9 de Julio and Villegas, Santa Rosa.

Ramiro Zamora will share details about the origin of the publication in the Architecture Magazine “88X96” and the choice of the La Pampa’s Deep West as the central theme.

A dialogue will be opened about the materials used and reused in the constructions of the region, also addressing the geographical and climatic particularities that impact local architecture.

Mostacero will contextualize his fieldwork on peasant habitation. She will delve into how male and female settlers have adapted to continue inhabiting this territory after the Atuel river was cut off, providing a unique perspective on resilience and survival living in the area.

Meanwhile, “Portal to the Deep West” by Pablo Cabrera can be visited until June 15. Visiting hours are Monday to Friday from 8:00 AM to 6:30 PM, and Saturdays and Sundays from 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM. Admission is free.