Tuesday to Friday 12 pm - 8 pm | Saturdays 12 pm - 7 pm | sundays and mondays closed
Discover the Work and Universe of Xul Solar at His House-Museum in Buenos Aires
Plan your visit
All the information you need to organize your visit to the museum.
Hours
Tuesday through Friday
12 PM a 8 PM
Last admission: 7.30 PM
Saturdays
12 PM - 7 PM
Last admission: 6.30 PM
Sundays, Mondays and Public Holidays
Closed
Admission
General Admission
AR$8000
Seniors, Teachers, and Students
AR$5000
Visitors with Disabilities and Their Companions / Children Under 5
Free of charge
Tickets may be purchased online or at the museum's box office.
Programs and Guided Tours
Explore the museum's current calendar of events, tours, workshops, and special programs.
Purchase tickets for programs, workshops, and guided tours.
Guided Tours of the Permanent Collection
Wednesdays and Saturdays at 4 PM
School and Group Visits
Please contact us by email at [email protected]
Location
Laprida 1212, Buenos Aires,
Argentina
About us
The Museo Xul Solar is a space dedicated to preserving, disseminating, and promoting the work of Alejandro Xul Solar —one of the most visionary artists of the twentieth century — and his legacy in Argentine art, literature, and thought.The museum seeks to bring the life and creative universe of Xul Solar to broad audiences, fostering dialogue among art, language, spirituality, and utopia. Through its collection, exhibitions, and educational programs, the museum encourages reflection on the artistic innovation and interdisciplinary thinking that defined the artist's work.
Oscar Agustín Alejandro Schulz Solari
Xul Solar (1887–1963), born Oscar Agustín Alejandro Schulz Solari in San Fernando, was a visionary Argentine artist: painter, musician, and thinker.From 1912 to 1924 he lived in Europe, where he absorbed the leading avant-garde movements of the time. Upon returning to Buenos Aires, he became part of the Martín Fierro literary circle, formed close friendships with Jorge Luis Borges and Emilio Pettoruti, and developed a singular universe at the intersection of art, language, and spirituality.He invented neocriollo and panlengua, created Panchess (Panajedrez), and developed his grafías plastiútiles (pictographic scripts). His home at Laprida 1212 is today the Museo Xul Solar, keeper of his legacy.
For more information about the artist, the museum, the Pan Klub Foundation, and its documentary archive, please contact [email protected].
Host your event at Xul Solar
A singular venue for corporate events, presentations, concerts, workshops, private gatherings, and special productions.
The Museo Xul Solar, home to the permanent collection of the celebrated Argentine artist, offers a unique setting for events.Its award-winning architecture, spanning multiple levels, makes it an ideal backdrop for corporate, cultural, and special-experience gatherings.Programming can be enhanced with offerings such as astrological guided tours, wine tastings, art workshops, live music, and an exclusive shop with corporate gift options.
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To inquire about availability and receive further information on venue rental, please contact us by email at [email protected]
Shop
Books, publications, objects, and products inspired by the work of Xul Solar.
Collection
Books
Objects
Contact
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Fundación Pan Klub - Museo Xul SolarAs the sole holder of intellectual property rights (Law 11,723) over the entire body of work of Alejandro Xul Solar (Oscar Agustín Alejandro Schulz Solari), the Foundation advises that it is the only entity authorized to permit reproduction of said works by any means or medium, and to issue certificates of authenticity.For inquiries, contact: Laprida 1212, CABA · (011) 4824-3302