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Sculptress Lola Lorca Almudí Arcas comes to the Palace to show his work on the world of bullfighting.
The exhibition 'Lola Arcas.
The Fiesta 'includes 36 sculptures that are shaped different fates of bullfighting, bullfighters and even busts of Flemish women.
The works are made of polyester resin, bronze, clay and plaster.
The exhibition, part of the cycle and Bulls Fair, will be open until 30 October.
Thus, the exhibition can see sculptures with names like 'Green Scarf', 'Expectant', 'Catching' or 'Vocation Chopper'.
As Martin writes in the foreword Paez exhibition catalog, "the sculptor offers two arts share a common creative temperament, a way of understanding, a way to feel the bulls and flamenco. Sign on the ground tradition, with the human figure as the highest expression of what is represented, explores new forms of correct geometry, these small works, but large in its expressive meaning. "
Lola Arcas (Lorca, 1962), Academician of the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Santa Maria Arrixaca has exhibited in cities such as Lorca, La Union, Almeria and Totana and has received several awards:
1981,1984,1986 regional finalist in the contest of young artists organized by CAM, Murcia.
1983.1985 Selected in the regional competition of young artists organized by CAM, Murcia.
1982 Selected for the national award Salzillo, Murcia.
Award 1984 design competition for the monument to the embroidery Lorca, Lorca.
1989 Finalist in the competition for scholarships for young artists from Revlon.
Faculty of Fine Arts,
Madrid.
1993 Finalist in the contest theme of bullfighting in Colmenar Viejo, Madrid.
Prize Competition 1998 "Monument to bullfighter Pepin Jiménez," Lorca.
The Region can view various works of sculpture Arcas as Santa Eulalia in Totana, the monument to the Jewish people in Lorca, a monument to the embroiderers in Lorca and the monument of the Nazarene Totana, among many others.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Murcia
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