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After three months of success of public and critics, the exhibition The Artist desired city Cartagena Javier Lorente, be extended until after the Night of the Museums of Cartagena, on May 18, during which will be open for everyone to enjoy visitors.

The show opened on February 8 in the Municipal Exhibition Hall The Byzantine walls.

Desired City Lorente is a reunion with Cartagena, an exhibition of his works fruit of his walks through the streets of the city and its surroundings.

The exhibition will run until the Night of the Museums in the morning: from 10.30 to 13.30, closed on Sundays and Mondays

AUTHOR BIOGRAPHY

Born in the monastery of San Gines de La Jara in 1964, Javier Lorente studied painting at the School of Arts and Crafts of Murcia, and Letters at the University of Murcia and theology at the Franciscan Theological Institute of Murcia.

Photographer, painter, poster artist and teacher of painting, from the 13 years he has had numerous solo and group exhibitions in and outside the region, and has participated in several art fairs and exhibitions and meetings characterized by solidarity.

Love, from the child, the Natural Painting, has been involved in recent years in competitions and Outdoor Quick throughout the national territory, gaining nearly a hundred awards and prizes and exhibiting in almost all autonomous communities bearing the name of his people, Well Straits, and his city, Cartagena, throughout Spain.

During three years made the recovery and restoration of wall paintings of S.

XVIII of the Church of San Fulgencio de Pozo Strait, which has earned him numerous awards, specialized studies, newspaper citations and references.

Among his exhibitions include: Body Traveling, the Natural Urban or The Four Elements, who has exhibited in Murcia, Malaga and Bolzano (Italy).

Artemisia is part of the group, for which she has curated exhibitions such as Primaviris, Plastic Music, Silence, The Mirror of the Soul, etc..

Source: Ayuntamiento de Cartagena