GO TO AD SCHOOL IN BUENOS AIRES
One of the creative capitals of the world
Maybe it is because the city looks like a film set with incredible locations and a bustling cultural life that is a continuous source of new ideas. Or maybe it is because people actually like ads (sometimes more than TV shows) and advertising is part of popular culture, like fútbol (soccer) and asado (BBQs).

We don’t know exactly why, but Buenos Aires' agencies win almost as many awards as agencies in London and in New York. Many global campaigns are created here, and many others that were created somewhere else are filmed here.

Studying in Miami Ad School Buenos Aires you will let you have access to all this local talent together with the best international experience.

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A NEW WAY OF LEARNING
A school that doesn’t look or feel like one. A mix between a workshop, a photography studio and a winter garden, our building keeps the spirit of the factory and the movie production company it once was. With professionals that will teach you the tricks of the trade and working tables where you will do exactly that: work. Because there is not better way of learning than working on your portfolio.

A school where everything is done and presented digitally. Your working partner can be seated right next to you or in the school in New York or Sao Paulo, connected via Skype. Because more and more companies are working this way, thus you will be prepared to do so when your time comes by.

A school where more than studying Copywriting, Art Direction or Account Planning you will be learning Pop Culture. Inspired by Buenos Aires and connected to the world.

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BUENOS AIRES
Martin E. Tessi
Munich 1735
Ciudad de Buenos Aires, C1428EFA
Argentina
+54-11-4786-7397
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Pop Culture

Shopping – Clothings, objects and other stuff
- Galería Bond StreetA famous gallery for those into alternative lifestyles. It is the right place if looking for a tatoo or piercing parlour or buying clothes unavailable in mainstream places.
- El Buen OrdenThis is the right place when looking for vintage accesories.
- Fabian ZittaAccording to Fabian, dresses should be flexible spaces for exploring textures and shapes.
- Aux CharpentiersThe store, dating from the 1890's, keeps on manufacturing the same kind of “bombachas de campo” common at the time they started business.
- KostümeDesigns are by Camila Millesi and Emiliano Bianco. According to their website, their designs are characterized by “clean, pure and functional” lines.
Restaurants
- El Pobre LuisThe most famous parrilla near the school, its decoration pays tribute to Argentina's love for soccer, with an astounding collection of soccer club T-Shirts on its walls.
- Lo de CharlieA no-frills, low priced, 24 hour / 7 days a week BBQ. The place for meat eaters night owls.
- La PrometidaIt specialises in tasty, abundant and original plates. The decoration is quite eclectical, prices are accesible for the kind of food offered.
- Dada BistróA very small and informal restaurant decorated in a surrealist fashion, located in downtown Buenos Aires, near Plaza San Martin.
Museums / Exhibitions
- Museo de Arte Latinoamericano de Buenos Aires(MALBA) a reference when it comes to their permanent Latin American art collection as well as exhibitions. Activities include film shows and conferences. The Museum Store sells classics pieces of local industrial designers, like the ones by Bonet, Kurchan
- Museo de Arte Moderno de Buenos AiresIn 2010 the museum re opened after a year long refurbishment. Its collection includes more than 7 thousand paintings, sculptures and objects by Argentine and foreign avant-garde artists from the XX and XXI century.
- Museo Nacional de Bellas ArtesThe biggest art museum in Argentina, its collection includes works from local and foreign painters and sculptors, as well as Pre Columbian Andean pieces.: the biggest art museum in Argentina, its collection includes works from local and foreign painters
- Museo Nacional de Arte DecorativoIt is located in what used to be the house of the Errazuriz Alvear family, members of the local haute-bourgeoisie, thus reflecting the lifestyle of this social group at the beginning of the XX century. Its collection includes arms, sculptures, miniatures,
- Ciudad Cultural KonexA cultural center located in an old oil factory and warehouse dating from the 1920's. Shows, concerts, films and performing activities, including circus and percussion shows, are offered on a year-round basis.
Bar / Clubs
- Puerta Uno:A hidden bar, hardly identifiable if unknown.
- BuenosaliensFind out here what is going on during the week in the electronic / dance scene.
- Buenos Aires MilongasIt takes two to tango, so if you are alone, rest assure you will, easily, find someone to encourage you to give it a try in “milongas” (places where tango is danced).
- Sport ClubIf you want to work out, you might choose any of the gyms in this chain.
Places
- Palermo Viejo and Palermo SohoTwo gentrified neighborhoods in which you will find restaurants, cafés and eateries, global and local fashion design and home furnishing stores, libraries as well as street vendors.
- San TelmoIs the oldest neihborhood in Buenos Aires, and as in the case of the Palermos, there are many stores as the ones described.
- Las CañitasA “gastronomic center”, a little more glamorous than the places in Palermo Viejo, Palermo Soho and San Telmo. This does not affect its attraction.
- La RecoletaIs the poshiest neigborhood in town: this means you will find local and global luxury stores.
- Puerto MaderoAnother gentrified neighborhood in what used to be part of Buenos Aires' harbour at the end of the XIX century.

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