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The Ministry of Tourism and Culture opens tomorrow two new exhibitions in Blanca and Puerto Lumbreras, through the Plan of Exhibition Spaces that promotes the work of the creators of the Region of Murcia, who are starring a total of 58 exhibitions throughout the year in thirty municipalities.

'Intruders' is the proposal of the artist Antonio Tapia who will occupy the rooms of the Black Center of Blanca from tomorrow (7:00 pm), when it is inaugurated, until November 25 and which can be visited from Thursday to Sunday.

These are some intruders who 'sneak' into the works of Tapia and are, for example, huge dinosaurs and small astronauts;

vintage cars, birds and even a child who watches the visitor, also become an intruder, with his big magnifying glass.

As indicated in the catalog published for this sample, they are intruders who observe without realizing their intentions, who walk curiously and that the creator rescues to give them a greater presence, solid and ethereal at the same time, over an atmosphere plagued by galaxies , lights and color.

With them Tapia wants to reflect the coexistence between the conscious part of the human being and the unconscious.

For his part, José Miguel Muñoz opens tomorrow (8:00 pm), at the Casa de los Duendes Cultural Center in Puerto Lumbreras, the exhibition 'Murcia 4.0, from the garden to the table', which will remain open until the next 10 of December from Monday to Saturday.

Muñoz's work arises from the nature and the Murcian garden, realistically recreates products, plants and fruits, and other traditional elements such as ferris wheels or mills.

The flower of thistle, lemons with orange blossom, figs, oranges and tangerines, peppers, radishes and roses reproduced with oil and watercolor make up this exhibition in which the technique of the Santomerano creator betrays the teachings of other painters of the Region such as Pedro Cano, Cristóbal Pérez or Nono García.

In 'Murcia 4.0', José Miguel Muñoz goes beyond the painting itself and adds to the works exposed virtual content, which the visitor can access through the QR codes that appear in each work, which allow to know the history of the work, how it was developed, the realization, as well as information of the products represented with some curiosities.

Source: CARM