City officials last night inaugurated the exhibition "The cracks of time. Current Spanish Art" organized by the Circle of Visual Arts in the Region of Murcia in the Sample Chamber "Gregorio Cebrián" which promotes the Ministry of Culture and Tourism and coordinates Contemporary Art Gallery T20.
The Director General of Cultural Industries and the Arts, Juan Antonio Lorca, the Mayor of Totana, Isabel Maria Sanchez and Councilman Popular Culture, Alfonso Cayuela, inaugurated an exhibition that features twenty works of renowned contemporary artists, some Murcia.
Totana is the second city, after Puerto Lumbreras, home to the 'Circuit of Visual Arts in the Region of Murcia' which was organized by the Autonomous Community of the Ministry of Culture and Tourism.
Thus, through the 'Tour of the Visual Arts', the municipality of Totana host throughout the year various exhibitions organized artistic holdings of the region.
On this occasion, "The Cracks of Time.
Spanish Art in the Twenty-First Century ', contains the most representative work of 21 artists: Santiago Sierra, Juan Olivares, Fernando Sánchez Castillo, Eduardo Balance, Marina Núñez, Daniel G.
Verbis Ydáñez Santiago, Javier Arce, Kaoru Katayama, Javier Núñez Gasco, Alicia Martin, Manuel Saro, Democracy, Nelo Vinuesa, Bene Bergado, Fermin Jimenez Landa, Enrique Marty, Maria Ortega and Charris.
The exhibition features the work of the last decade of 21 artists on the national scene through photography, installation, sculpture and painting, you can visit the exhibition hall until August 10, Monday to Saturday from 18: 30 to 21:30 hours.
In September, the Board will host an exhibition of comics interesting.
Circuit of Visual Arts
The 'Tour of the Visual Arts' lead to councils exhibition projects designed from the art collection that the Community has acquired over the years.
In this sense, the director general of cultural industries and the Arts, Juan Antonio Lorca, said "we want the citizens of Totana can appreciate and enjoy the rich heritage that holds the Community".
