Presented by Deaf Empowerment Awareness Foundation, Inc.

ASL Tour at Kemper Art Museum: Buenos Aires Modern, 1935–1950

About This Event

Join Aaron Delbruegge, a Deaf docent, for an ASL tour of Buenos Aires Modern, 1935–1950, which explores how European artists, refugees, and Argentine creatives transformed Buenos Aires into a thriving center of modern art and innovation. Through photography, architecture, graphic design, and abstract art, the exhibition highlights the cultural exchange that shaped the city’s artistic identity, showing how artists blended European influences with Argentine culture to develop bold new forms of artistic expression.

This tour was made possible by 

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About This Event

Join Aaron Delbruegge, a Deaf docent, for an ASL tour of Buenos Aires Modern, 1935–1950, which explores how European artists, refugees, and Argentine creatives transformed Buenos Aires into a thriving center of modern art and innovation. Through photography, architecture, graphic design, and abstract art, the exhibition highlights the cultural exchange that shaped the city’s artistic identity, showing how artists blended European influences with Argentine culture to develop bold new forms of artistic expression.

This tour was made possible by 

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Getting There

MIldred Lane Kemper Art Museum
One Brookings Drive
St. Louis, 63130
United States