Exhibition "100 solidarity artists" Dénia reaches hand Alicante Civic Commission for the recovery of historical memory. More than 140 Spanish artists have contributed works for this traveling exhibition with which the association nonprofit aims to disseminate its objectives and activities while obtaining financing through the sale of works donated by the artists to develop their project recovery historical memory.
For the exhibition that can be seen in Dénia 37 have chosen works, some artists linked to the region, as Joan Ramón Castejón, Josep Ginestar or Ana Peters, but also Andreu Alfaro, Molina Ciges or Diaz Azorín. In addition, six serigraphs that featured Spanish cartoonists 30 made to mark the anniversary of the end of the Civil War, and two manuscripts of Enrique Cerdan Tato and Manuel Vicent is.
Councilor for Culture, Pepa Sivera, presented the exhibition together Paco Moreno and Vicente Carrasco, members of the Civic Committee of Alicante. They were responsible for shelling the activity of recovery of historical memory that has carried out the Civic Commission since its inception in 2004 in an attempt to "help repair an old injustice, offset a manipulated history, fighting against oblivion and pay, ultimately, a moral debt to Spain who defended a tolerant, peaceful, cultured and solidarity"Commented Vicente Carrasco.
The exhibition can be visited in the Municipal House of Culture 15 31 of the January.
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Pepa Sivera with Paco Moreno and Vicente Carrasco
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Pepa Sivera contemplating the exhibited works
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Exhibition poster
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Castejon box
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Diaz Azorín box
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Table ship Stanbrook
