As part of the anniversary of the inauguration of Line A, users will be able to enjoy an exhibition that covers the most important moments from the beginning of the Subway to the present.
This Friday, within the framework of the anniversary of the inauguration of the Line A, Emovaconcessionaire company of the network of Buenos Aires Subwaysopens with Buenos Aires SE Subways (SBASE) the photographic exhibition Living the Buenos Aires Subway. 110 years in images (1913-2023)of free and open access.
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Emova
It consists of a collection of unpublished images of the Buenos Aires Underground since its inauguration December 1, 1913, presented along with photos that portray the service, all of them displayed on a large scale and including records from the first decade of operation to the present. This exhibition was curated by Ana Bonelli and Cecilia Gallardo.
Through this sample we seek make visible how the Subway improved people’s mobility and became over the years the sustainable means of transportation par excellence. As well as touring the history of the different lines and the innovations that were incorporated to provide the best travel experience to their more than 900,000 current daily users.
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Telam
Experience the Buenos Aires Subway: when and where to appreciate the photographic exhibition
The Photoshow will be available every dayduring the hours that the service is enabled, in the hall of the Faculty of Law station in the H line so they can visit it and learn about its curiosities.
Source: Ambito
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