The following brief summary of the activities of our organization fairly represents the path that is being opened:

12) We have also conducted marketing studies on several Argentine crafts in Spain (Madrid, Barcelona, Seville and Toledo); France (Paris) and the United States (New York and Denver);
13) We have participated in international seminars, fairs and exhibits: Tenerife (Canary Islands, Spain), Zaragoza (Spain) at the First World Crafts Summit, and Cadiz (Spain);
14) We have organized four Contemporary Argentine Silver Rooms at the last editions of the Feria del Sol (Palais de Glace, National Culture Rooms);
15) We coordinated four Seminars on Textiles, Musical Instruments, Silver and Toy making, organized within the frame of the National Crafts Fair (Colón, Entre Ríos);
16) We have given lectures in the province of Buenos Aires (Capitán Sarmiento, Haedo, Luján and Mar del Plata), Entre Ríos (Colón), Buenos Aires (National Decorative Arts Museum and Argentine Automobile Club) and Jujuy, at San Salvador de Jujuy;
17) Between 1989 and 1998, we uninterruptedly formed part of the Jury for the Spinning Wheel Award, given at the National Crafts Fair in Colón (Entre Ríos). We were again members of that Jury in 2002.
18) And, together with “Eguiguren Arte de Hispanoamérica” —a prestigious Argentine antiquarian— we have created an action team, committed to the task of organizing different exhibits within a cycle entitled “Arte y Tradición” (Art and Tradition). To date, we have organized seven exhibits and we are actively developing the next chapters.

As part of the inventory of accomplishments we would like to mention that by the end of 1999 we realized that our endeavor was no longer a project and decided to give it a new name, more in accordance with its new rank: Manos Artesanas Comunicaciones.