The closing ceremony of “EMUSH 2025” [International Muralists Meeting in Ushuaia] took place in the Niní Marshall Hall of the House of Culture. The eleven participating artists added their works to the more than 350 murals currently found in the city.
The Secretariat of Culture and Education of the Municipality of Ushuaia organized the closing ceremony of the 6th International Muralists Meeting at the End of the World “EMUSH 2025,” held in the Niní Marshall Hall of the House of Culture.
During the event, which was attended by the city’s mayor, Walter Vuoto, the works created by the 11 selected artists were showcased, and each of them received a certificate of participation in the Meeting.
On this occasion, the works of Antonela Gualla and Rodrigo Crespo from Ushuaia, Enrique Jorge Bernard and Sofía Hst from Río Grande, Julia Anahí Tiscornia from Río Negro, Adrián Cola and Martín Agazzi from Buenos Aires, Agustina Cantoni from San Juan, Soledad Moisas from Ayacucho, Lucas Artola from La Plata, as well as guest artist Sebastián Daels, were presented, alongside participants including muralists and artists from the city, graduates of the Polivalente de Arte, and Agustín, a young person with a disability who specializes in watercolor and accompanied the work at various locations throughout the city.
“We are proud to share this closing ceremony with the community, continuing this great challenge of an integrated public cultural policy entrusted to us by Mayor Walter Vuoto,” said Ushuaia’s Secretary of Culture and Education, Belén Molina, who confirmed that “Emush now has 60 artistic interventions to its credit, depicting aspects of our identity on our walls.”
The official thanked “all those who made this new edition of Emush possible, the artists and residents who donated their walls, the participants who collaborated and supported the process, as well as Ushuaia’s ambassador and ambassadress, María José Pazos and Omar Lemul, who supported the process throughout.”
Translated from Spanish by the Karukinka Association
