





Arteba closed on Tuesday, May 26. More than 125,000 people visited the fair this year, and many gallerists said they were extremely surprised and pleased with the remarkable success in sales. On the event's third day,
La Nacion wrote "good art sales contradict the crisis".
Again, I loved the Chandon –sponsored “Young Neighborhood” section, where the newer galleries displayed risky and daring works ranging from street art, installations, and multimedia art. Cala - Gogó gallery was one of the coolest.
Miguel D' Arienzo, Milo Locket, Juan Battle Planas, Léon Ferrari, Leandro Erlich, Diego Garcia, Sebastian Masegosa, Inchauspe, and Chile's Sami Benmayor are some artists that really stood out.
Among the Galleries that drew much attention to both Argentinean and international visitors were: Maman's Fine Art Gallery, Ruth Benzacar, Gachi Prieto, Daba Torrejon, Daniel Abate, Chile's Isabel Aninat, and Isabel Anchorena.