Just like a gallery, The War Club has a curator. Daniela Luna injects War Club’s events with the same punk energy she brings to her Appetite Gallery in San Telmo where the art is not only on the walls but also in the events that occur between them. War Club proves that the true spirit of punk is not in the heavy-touch, but rather in the no-touch. The space itself, a former factory, has hardly been altered or honed and instead maintains its concrete floors, cracked plaster walls, and courtyard bar’s half-open-to-the-sky ceiling. On the club’s opening night, the bar itself consisted of no more than a chest-fridge with it’s available (albeit limited) drinks written on a piece of paper in quick sharpie. But the crowd that patronizes War Club is not picky; moreover, they come not for the space but for what happens in the space – for the art, the music, and the people.
Source: the War Club website