On Saturday afternoon, coinciding with the 114th anniversary of the fall of the movediza stone in Tandil, an artist named Cristian Segura inaugurated an exhibition at the Interpretation Center La Movediza. This exhibition, titled 'Helado Piedra Movediza. El gris de la historia', features giant ice cream spoons, photographs from a recent intervention on the hill, and various ice cream flavors inspired by the exclusive Tandil variety created by Segura himself. It also displays a showcase with the story 'La piedra que se derretía', the lyrics for the song 'Charquito encantado', and the text of a theatrical monologue inspired by the artistic piece.

The move to celebrate the anniversary of the famous falling stone reflects not just a local tradition, but also highlights the cultural signature of Tandil through gastronomy and art. This unique exhibition invites attendees to engage with both the historical significance of the movediza stone and the creative culinary interpretations that have emerged from it. Segura’s artistic intervention aimed at redefining the local narrative, presenting the stone not merely as a historical object but as an inspiration for contemporary artistic expressions.

Through this exhibition, the town of Tandil is revitalizing interest in its heritage, uniting local art, history, and cuisine. The initiative represents a creative blend of past and present, bringing attention to Tandil’s unique identity and promoting tourism in the region. It effectively showcases how art can serve as a medium to connect communities with their history, using a local delicacy as a centerpiece for conversation and celebration, enriching the cultural fabric of the area.