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Four lectures on the Cartagena Andalusian and flamenco recital, in the cycle scheduled for November by the Municipal Archaeological Museum, which last year cycle was devoted to the Byzantine legacy with which we have developed a digital catalog and can be accessed
Councillor for Culture, Rosario Montero, and the Municipal Archaeological Museum director Enrique Escudero de Castro, Maria Comas, today launched two major initiatives sponsored by the museum center, on the one hand, the seventh edition of the series on Tuesdays the museum, which this year will be devoted to Cartagena Andalus, and secondly, the publication of a digital catalog conferences and exhibition of the previous edition, which was devoted to the Byzantine Cartagena.
With regard to this issue of Museum Tuesdays, Montero explained that under the title Where all pleasures come together.
The Andalusian Cartagena, cycle four conferences to be held from 5 to 29 November, will attempt to shed light on aspects of a particular historical period, as important as unknown, which is the Islamic presence in the city.
In fact, the title continued the councilor, not the result of improvisation but reproduces one of the verses that the great poet Hazim al Qartayanni Cartagena dedicated to the city.
Indeed, on her life and work will address the first of the lectures included in the cycle, on Tuesday, November 5, entitled Life and work of a genius named Hazim of Cartagena, in charge of he Arab studies professor at the University of Murcia, Alfonso Carmona.
There will also be a vision of the archaeological remains of Qartayanna to Halfa, at the conference The Andalusian Cartagena.
Archaeological evidence, on Tuesday, November 12, which will give the archaeologist specializing in medieval times, Martin William.
And to talk about Islam, on Tuesday, November 29, will be the conference Religion and religiosity in Al-Andalus.
An approach from Tudmir, who will deliver the PhD in Medieval History professor at the University of Murcia, Jorge Alejandro Eiroa.
The cycle closes with a dialogue between past and present, giving present, in the time of conflict we live, understanding the message released by the Sufi mystic Ibn Arabi, and Professor Paul Beneito be responsible for delivering the conference My heart is able to take any form.
Ibn Arabi and Sufi legacy, on Tuesday November 26.
The brooch will put the singer Curro Piñana Cartagena, with flamenco recital The interpreter desires.
Ibn Arabi from flamenco, Friday November 29 at 21.00 hours.
All lectures will be at 20.00 hours and attendance is free until all seats.
On Tuesdays, the Museum has the support of the CPR (Center for Language and Communication) of Cartagena and is a focused range of training secondary school teachers, of which there are already 40 registered, plus another 40 people who have signed up also online.
THE BYZANTINE CARTAGENA, ONE CLICK
On Tuesdays, the Museum is an initiative not ephemeral, but leave their mark, hence, as explained by the Municipal Archaeological Museum director, Maria Comas, the interest in last year's edition, a rumor that continues .
The Byzantine legacy, which accompanied the exhibition The Byzantine look.
Icons Mariano Hernandez has carried a step further and collect all this material in a digital catalog that from today can be downloaded for free through the Museum website
It is not an exhibition catalog to use, Comas added during the presentation, but a work that collects all the way from that mounted exposure to how he was in the museum or how the course went Tuesdays the Museum.
The result is more than 230 pages, prepared by the p ersonal the Museum under the scientific coordination of professor of archeology at the University of Murcia, Jaime Vizcaino, in which articles are included specialist teachers of Universities of Barcelona, ​​Murcia and Almeria, and CSIC, including an extensive photo shoot and a card catalog of all the icons from master craftsman Mariano Hernandez, who were exposed.
From the catalog have been published two paper copies to keep in the Museum Library.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Cartagena
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