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The star cannelloni Art La Mar 2011 (06/07/2011)

Of all the Italian artists, the festival La Mar de Músicas has made ​​to its section of the Sea Art a selection that is to provide a plural and close to what happens in the XXI century Italy, as pointed out today the presentation of the artistic side of the music festival the Councillor for Culture, Rosario Montero, accompanied by the photographer, Moises Ruiz, coordinator of La Mar de Arte Jose Luis Cegarra.

Thus, and through different spaces, you can enjoy the images by photographer Nino Migliori protagonists of Italian Neorealism, the documentary photographs of architecture Gabrielle Basilisk, facilities Botto e Bruno and LSC (La Strategia Corp.), and above all , cannelloni of fun that a group of artists and Cartagena has decorated star in this edition dedicated to Italy.

Moses Ruiz, the father of this initiative which they have dubbed Canelonia, explained that the germ was at a meeting of fifteen friends that we found interesting to do an art exhibition where the works were based on something as Italian as a cannelloni.

What began as a small idea has finally become a great call, featuring 72 works by 37 artists drawn, many dedicated and anonymous others, noting as an anecdote involving two child artists.

Canelonia, which opens on Saturday July 9 at La Ventana de Gras, at 20.00 pm, will be on display until August 15.

EXHIBITION OF ART OF THE SEA

Gianfranco Botto (Turin, 1963) and Roberta Bruno (1966).

From July 12 to August 31 in the Exhibition Hall of the Byzantine walls.

Both artists work with his powerful build, landscapes and characters, new laden atmospheres and melancholic evocation through photographs, murals and installation.

They have an irresistible tug-of tenderness peculiar and strange melancholy, almost bucolic, the work of homeless urban images that have been characterized, since its inception, the proposals of the two artists Turin.

They say that those who were not born and lived in the suburbs of big cities, hardly accede to the poetic meaning and scope unique to these places that today are known as excluded from the metropolitan center and the periphery of the province.

Sites are characterized by the peculiarity of its architecture, as well as the erratic condition of his figures, and suggestions thick of space and sky.

Gabrielle Basilisk: Architecture: Cities. From July 12 until August 31 at the Palace Hall.

The scope of the landscapes and urban areas, and the search space is the question that launches the documentary work.

Basilisk is one of the best documentary photographers from Italy and the most recognized internationally.

His work, closely linked to architecture and the city is a journey through the different cities that the artist has been touring for years: Milan, Berlin, Beirut or San Francisco.

Graduated in 1973 from the Faculty of Architecture at the Polytechnic of Milan, from his early work reflected the changes in the urban landscape.

The peculiarity is its tendency to dwell on the hopeless kind of confusing moments of anonymity, mixture, representing the outskirts of the city, these outputs will soon be the center of the city.

Nino Migliori (Bologna, 1926): Protagonists of Italian neorealism.

From July 11 until August 31 at the Palace Molina.

It represents the extraordinary adventure of photography from the war, his vision of neo-realism is the best tool for documenting the origin of a new society through its protagonists.

Nino Migliori's photography is one of the most significant and interesting works of twentieth century European culture.

Neorealism was a vision of reality based on the primacy of popular culture, with particular attention to humanity from the closeness in postwar Italy.

He is the author who best represents the extraordinary adventure of photography in postwar Italy.

His images are a documentation tool, and their values ​​and contents are related to art, experimentation and play.

Today he is considered one of the great architects of the vision.

Khet Pesce (Rome, 1980): Paintings and paper.

From July 14 to August 31 at the Cultural Center Luzzy Ramón Alonso.

On the significance of painting in contemporary art, painting and writing duality, relates the work done, one of the youngest of Italian art, a painter narrator of raw emotions and sensations that form an attractive spots magical world and color.

A Khet Pesce likes two things in particular: errors and paper.

Mountains of paper impregnated with these errors to the limit, in which works of art and traditional painting styles are available to the artist waiting to be exploited and recycled.

So an artist like Khet would not exactly be a post-historic artist, but rather lies beyond history in whose work the past and present are contemporaries.

Seeing their work reflects their interest in the works of Baselitz, Basquiat and Twombly, but play the role of a painter refused naive amateur or a savage or neo-expressionist maudit.

In fact, Pesce is spontaneously similar to his work and his person is not very different from the subjects or cartoon represents.

Most surprising is that there is nothing flamboyant or unnatural in what he creates.

Colectivo La Strategia Corp. (LSC), formed by Alejandro Pedregal (Madrid, 1977) and Alberto Cubas (Madrid, 1975), from 13 to 31 July at the Pavilion Autopsy, a former Navy Hospital.

Bring a look exempt foreign criticism of humor that tries to rescue the Italian idiosyncrasy, the limit of topics, but stuck to reality with work Eros and Barbarism.

Eros or Barbarism is a mixed media installation with different proposals around issues in the Greco-Roman deepen the difficulties to integrate socially creative character of instinctual drives (Eros).

This work draws on the seminal work of Herbert Marcuse Eros and Civilization and the dichotomy that existed between civilization and barbarism in Christian culture.

The installation consists of several parts.

On the one hand, a photographic triptych of assembly uses Greco-Roman myths and Christians to expose the irony of the original germ of the instinct of creation and destruction.

Two other pieces, a photographic and other pictorial turn to contemporary iconography to suggest certain constants in the aesthetics and ethics, and ultimately in politics, always with reference to the Italian scene.

The centerpiece of the installation is a sculpture that traces the bridge goes fascist Italy and contemporary reference to the continuous profile of Mussolini by Renato Bertelli.

Canelonia La Ventana de Gras, from July 9 to August 15.

A group of artists bring their proposals Cartagena artistic and gastronomical Italian cannelloni.

About thirty recipes for an Italian travel on the surface of a sluice box without leaving Cartagena.

A group show, small, fun and substance.

Other artists involved: Dora Catarineu, Jorge Galan Jorge Galan Jr., Antonio Gómez, Angeles Acedo, Juan Montoya, Andrés Ruiz, Matthew Charris Angeles, Joaquin Perez, Juana Jorquera Gonzalo Sicre, Carretero Enrique Navarro, José Carlos 'íguez, Rufi Garcia Nadal, C. Gels

Artes, José Manuel Chacón, José Soto, Miguel Navarro, Nicole Palacios, David Alonso, Flori Gonzalez, Miguel Angel Martínez, Fernando Saez, Laura and Moises Ruiz.

Source: Ayuntamiento de Cartagena

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