Museum of Contemporary Art of Rosario

The Museum of Contemporary Art of Rosario is an add to the Juan B. Castagnino Fine Arts Museum that is dedicated to contemporary craftsmanship. It's situated in the city of Rosario, area of Santa Fe, Argentina. The MACRo lies alongside the Parana River, at the northern end of Orono Bouled, on the Estanislao Lopez Riverfront Avenue. It was opened to people in general on November 19, 2004. The works exploited the Davis Silos. The majority of the building comprises of eight substantial solid storehouses, painted in ious hues, with a distance across of 7.5 meters.

The thought, as indicated by the official site of the exhibition hall, was "to indispensably safeguard the building, lifting up the one of a kind highlights of cement, focusing on gravity as an esteem." There is a glass lift outside the working, for a perspective of the stream view and the close-by islands. The genuine historical center display is situated on a connected building that in the past housed the authoritative workplaces. It has ten stories, for an aggregate zone of 970 m² , and as of November 2005 kept up an accumulation of 300 works of art by 220 unique specialists, including Lucio Fontana and Antonio Berni.