Founded in Spain, Optica Festival is one of the first contemporary art events of its kind: an initiative that promotes public interaction with visual experimentation.
More than 200 artists and 20 galleries from around the world participate in the annual video art exhibition. Organized by the Asociacion Cultural Colectivo Interferencias, Optica Festival offers a forum for interchange and promotion that encourages an encounter with visual experimentation at an international level.
The philosophy of the festival is the defense of the idea of “intergenerational inclusion,” a practice that focuses on crossing generations as well as breaking down the barriers that exist between different art circles and disseminating new talent.
The goals of Optica Festival are to to promote the creative expression and motivate reflection about the environment; to create a space for education, innovation and creativity; and to encourage the exchange of ideas, debate and discussion.
This year, Optica Festival will take place in various cities in Spain, as well as in Buenos Aires, La Paz, Paris and New York. The event takes place in Buenos Aires from October 28-30 at the Casa de la Lectura and Club Cultural Matienzo in Belgrano.








