Exhibition «La Pansa», by Juana María Noguera

The opening of the exhibition of Juana María Noguera was a success, with great expectations of audience before the time of the inauguration filled the room, and where you could see people associated in the past with the business of Pansa.

We would say that this exhibition, monothematic, reflects us the passion of the artist for Dénia and its past, especially for a business disappeared and it was vital for the growth of Denia, as we saw not long ago in the documentary "100 anys d'història". With the proper straitjacket theme and old photographs to be true to the story, shows a series of paintings on the process of Pansa, totally realistic and with a touch as light very Sorolla achieving those targets it . While transports us with its ochres, the field passes, the boat ...

From 2005 when you experience this passion for painting, it is channeled in the "pinzellades" Amparo Bisquert group for which he had few words, as for her husband and family mainly. He also thanked the support of the Department of Culture of the City Council, whose department gives all the work except its own box and only one that takes on sale in this exhibition, so that "pansa Denia" disclosure and therefore its history.

This is his first solo exhibition and I have to emphasize what he was cared for and pampered, as it were, and possibly will be, a listed painter.

As always tell you that you do not miss the exhibition, that apart from seeing a new artist born in this city, we can appreciate part of the history of Dénia, and that you can value each one of the feelings of looking at a painting that has been done with so much Honey and that has meant three years of work, for the care and dedication that the author has put on the subject.

Were many who went through the exhibition, but I recommend you go back to see her, and that others do this exhibition will be until the day 28 lost, but not forget to visit all the exhibitions and cultural events that get bigger, beautiful and cultured peoples.

Javier Ruiz "Txin"
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