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Secretaria de Cultura, www.cultura.gov.ar, the National Secretariat of Culture, provides a lot of information on cultural programs and events in Argentina. (In Spanish)

Instituto Nacional del Teatro, www.inteatro.gov.ar, is a government institute promoting theater in Argentina (in Spanish).

Arte al Dia, www.artealdia.com, is an established Latin American art magazine.
The Argentina homepage provides a lot of information on current art exhibits, mostly in Buenos Aires but also in the provinces.

El Sur del Sur, www.surdelsur.com , is a great site about Argentine art, culture, literature, history, folklore, geography, and more.

Literatura Argentina Contemporánea, www.literatura.org, provides a plethora of information about contemporary Argentine literature (in Spanish).

Piazzolla.org, www.piazzolla.org, the Internet home of Astor Piazzolla and his Tango Nuevo, provides a plethora on information about one of Argentina's most famous tango musicians.

Tango Data, www.tangodata.com.ar, is a website dedicated to Tango in Buenos Aires (with an English section).

Museo de Arte Latinoamericana de Buenos Aires, www.malba.org.ar, provides a overview of Latin American art in its permanent collection, and showcases rotating exhibits as well.

Museos de Buenos Aires, www.museos.buenosaires.gov.ar, provides information about current exhibits at Buenos Aires museums (in Spanish).

Acceder a la Cultura, www.acceder.buenosaires.gov.ar, provides information about the cultural life in Buenos Aires.

24 de Marzo--Del Horror a la Esperanza, www.24demarzo.gov.ar, is a new government website that chronicles the dark years of Argentina's dictatorship from 1976-1983.Art and Culture in Argentina