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The  ninth edition of PArC, Peru Contemporary Art , will take place between April 20 and 24, 2022 . Integrated into the Pinta universe, the most important international art fair in Peru is characterized by an ambitious experimental program and a selection of galleries with diverse proposals that are more contemporary than ever.
Pinta PArC, positioned among the most relevant cultural exchange platforms in the region, can be visited at Casa Prado (Av. 28 de Julio 878, Miraflores).

 PINTA PArC 2022 will feature the MAIN SECTION with the participation of 45 galleries with a great local and international trajectory, in addition to two sections: SOLO PROJECT curated by Oscar Roldán and the NEXT section, where Florencia Portocarrero presents the proposal of six emerging galleries with relevance within of the contemporary scene, focusing on the youngest artistic production in the region.

 This year we will also present the MEDIA POINT program, coordinated by Verónica Santalla , where face-to-face and virtual activities will be programmed, such as interviews with artists, gallery owners and collectors, a Masterclass series and Open File videos to learn more about the artists' work.

In addition, the AUDITORIO program will be in charge of the prestigious curator Miguel López , who proposes an international platform for conversation and debate on the changing dynamics of artistic, curatorial, research, editorial production and the forms of collecting in Latin America in the last years.

 In line with the cultural commitment of Pinta PArC, the most important artistic institutions in Lima will offer exhibitions in special agreement with PArC. In this way, the cultural circuit of the city is activated in a holistic way to offer visitors the most complete local and international experience. The participating institutions are: ICPNA (Peruvian American Cultural Institute), MALI (Museum of Art of Lima), MAC (Museum of Contemporary Art), MATE (Mario Testino Museum), Pedro de Osma Museum, LARCO Museum and AMANO Museum, (Museum Pre-Columbian Textile).