The University of Murcia 16th painting award-winners exhibited in Pedro Cano Foundation
On May 5th, the Temporary Exhibitions Hall in the Pedro Cano Foundation was opened for the collections exhibition for the University of Murcia 16th Annual Painting Awards. At the ceremony were representatives of the University and the painter, Pedro Cano.
In a quiet moment of silence. Paisatges brings together thirty-nine painters with the same theme: landscape
On April 7th, the opening of the collective exhibition was inaugurated with In a Quiet Moment of Silence. Paisatges with pieces from the Citerior Arts Collection.
Travel notebooks in the display cases in the School of Fine Arts Library at Universidad Complutense in Madrid
On February 3, an exhibit was inaugurated at the School of Fine Arts at Universidad Complutense in Madrid. The exhibit is about travel workbooks from artists who reflect upon the natural environment as an intrinsic aspect of their creative process.
Inauguration of 21st Annual Exhibition of the López–Villaseñor’s Arts Award
On December 18 the Honorable Mrs. Rosa Romero Sanchez, Mayor of Ciudad Real, and Mr. D. Pedro Lozano Crespo, Councillor for Culture of the Municipality of Ciudad Real, presided over the 21st Annual López–Villaseñor Prize for Plastic Arts awards ceremony, and the inauguration of the group exhibition of awarded and selected works in the Museum López–Villaseñor.
The Embassy of the Republic of South Korea inaugurates an exhibition with spanish and korean artists
The Cultural Attaché of the Embassy of the Republic of Korea in Spain, Mr. Jinsang Jang, presided over the inauguration of the exhibition Hybrid: The connected world; Le mondé connecté at the Korean Cultural Center in Madrid in collaboration with the Association of Young Koreans in France.
In honor of Menchu Gal
The Modus Operandi Gallery of Madrid opens an exhibition with five artists honoring the painter, Menchu Gal. Through their projects, they pay tribute to her by interpreting her most frequent themes; interiors, still life, gardens and the mist of the Bidasoa River. The participants were Isabel Carralero, Lourdes Castro Cerón, Elena Guerrero, Dora Piñón and Lorena Serrano.
