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Mallorca art show heads to Huesca after Palma run

Responsible for this content: Frank Menze

Nearly three months in Palma, Mallorca, come to an end: the travelling art show ‘A media lumbre’ opens at the Centro de Arte y Naturaleza in Huesca on Thursday 12 November. Balearic artists Albert Pinya, Joan Pere Català, Adriana Meunié and Isabel Servera are showing their work there until December.

Acto de inauguración de la muestra itinerante 'A media lumbre' en el Centro de Arte y Naturaleza de Huesca.
Europa Press

The exhibition was at Palma’s Casal Solleric from 23 July to 18 October as part of Biennal B, an initiative led by the Consell de Mallorca and Es Baluard. Huesca is its third stop, after Valencia and Palma.

The Valencian Institute of Modern Art leads the project. It aims to give materials and skills often overlooked in art history more recognition. Palma City Council lists ceramics, clay, wool, textiles, embroidery, natural fibres and oral tradition among them. After Huesca, the exhibition will travel to L’Espluga de Francolí in Tarragona for its fourth and final stop.

Topics: Culture · Palma

Source: Europa Press / Mallorca.com

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