Until 21 February the building
of Casas Consistoriales of Mazarrón, located in Town Hall square,
gathers the exhibition ‘Identities’ whose authors are the young Pedro Alonso of
Mazarrón and the artist Loles Gallego of Murcia. The inauguration of the
exhibition, that took place last Friday, was led by the Councillor for
Culture, María Celeste Soria, and the authors. Joining them, besides family,
friends and neighbours; were Ángel Rodríguez and Isabel Hernández, organizers
of the exhibition and representatives of the artistic collective ‘Pinco Palo’
to which Alonso and Gallego belong.
María Celeste Soria congratulated to both
artists “as we face an exhibition fresh and full of energy and vitality” and
invited the citizens “to know the work of these young artists, to who we receive with affection in
this exhibition space”. By his part, Ángel Rodríguez qualified to the
artists of “big promises of the art” highlighting “the ‘pop footprint’ of the
works of Loles and the portraits and photos of Pedro, both being an
example of the step and identity that the man leaves on earth”.
Loles Gallego thanked the “Town Hall of
Mazarrón and to everybody who made possible this exhibition” and explained that
“my part is based in the identity and in the way in which it is expressed, the identity that makes each thing different and special ”. Hence,
the works of this young artist use the footprints and profiles of the
‘skylines’ of different cities as the focus of her work and from
which she creates new images full of strength and colour. Her works are shown
in the basement and on the main floor of the building.
Meanwhile, Pedro Alonso explained that “my
part is divided into two spaces. On one hand, a comparative between 1913 and
the present that that causes the passage of
time and a photographic exhibition with a tour of the
current mining scene. On the other hand, a part more focused to the
human figure using, besides sculpture, the painting or the drawing;
other techniques more innovative. His works are shown in the basement and in the
main room of the ground floor of the building.
The exhibition can be visited Monday to Saturday
from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. and Thursday and Friday from 5 p.m. to 8
p.m. Entrance is free.
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