The Fundación Tres Culturas del Mediterráneo receives the work of Aurelio Díaz 'Buly', one of the most representative creators of Andalusian postmodernism, who in this proposal gives voice to the poetry of José Juan Díaz Trillo with paintings and drawings that make up the exhibition. Concord, of the heavens, of the sea and of the earth.
Both artists will be at Tres Culturas on 24 February at 8.30 p.m. for the inauguration of this exhibition, which can be visited until 24 March, and in which both artists invite us on a journey of fraternity through the landscapes of Andalusia and Morocco.
José Juan Díaz Trillo. Huelva, 1958.
Graduate in Hispanic Philology and postgraduate studies in Seville and Princeton (1976-1982), he specialises in Hispanic-American Literature. Since 1989 he has been Coordinator of the Publications Service at the Provincial Delegation of Education in Huelva.
Until 1995, he was director of the magazine 'Borrador' and co-director of the art and literature magazine 'El fantasma de la glorieta'. He is editor of the literary magazine 'Con dados de niebla' and a regular contributor to the media.
Author of a dozen books of literary creation, mainly poetry, he has won the 'Residencia' (Extremadura, 1988), the international poetry prize 'Odón Betanzos' (1993) and 'Aljabibe' (Madrid, 2010), as well as a Grant for Creative Work from the Spanish Ministry of Culture in 1989. Other titles include 'Héroe de su herida' (Ed. Alcazaba, 1988), 'Delicioso el hereje' (Juan Ramón Jiménez collection, 1990), 'El café de los tristes' (Ed.AR, 1999), 'De varia lección' (2008) and 'Mundo y aparte' (2011), both published by Endymion in Madrid. He has recently published his first novel, 'Cándido en la Asamblea' (Ed. Point de Lunettes).
Aurelio Díaz 'Buly'. Huelva, 1952
A forestry engineer from Huelva, his training was subsequently developed at the Schools of Fine Arts in Seville and Madrid, and the Chelsea School of Art in London. Many of his solo exhibitions have been held in important art galleries, both in Andalusia and in different cities in Spain, Italy and Morocco.
Creator of well-known logos such as that of the Strategic Plan for Malaga, the electronic encyclopaedia of Andalusia, EspañaEs or the Roma Project Foundation, he also has magnificent stage designs such as those created for 'The Exception and the Rule', by Bertolt Brecht, for the Federico García Lorca theatre company in London; 'La Maquinahamlet', by Heiner Muller, and 'Carambola', by Antonio F. Lera, for Espacio Cero in Madrid; 'Frankenstein', by Alfonso Sastre, for the Teatro del Tiempo in Cádiz; etc.
Visiting hours:
Monday to Thursday from 09:30 to 19:30.
Fridays from 09:30 to 15:30.
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