CARPET (Craft Art and People Together) has the clear vocation of bringing citizens closer to artists, fostering encounters that allow a better understanding of the creative process through active participation. The artist Paco Broca will be in charge of guiding an approach to the landscape in an open and free way through a conscious contemplation, selecting elements of the landscape and enjoying an outdoor experience.
Essential registration en:
https://www.eventbrite.es/myevent?eid=50394942630
The Flying CARPET action offers several workshops throughout the month of October. In order to offer this opportunity to the maximum number of people, it is appreciated that each person selects only one workshop, thus leaving the possibility to other participants, unless all the places are not filled.
PACO BROCA (Seville, 1961)
He began at the School of Applied Arts in Seville, specialising in design and stone carving, continuing at the Faculty of Fine Arts in Seville, painting, although he defines himself as self-taught. A restless spirit and tireless worker, his work presents fresh and spontaneous paintings, of great expressive force with oils and gouaches of intense reds and poetic blues.
Landscape is the central theme of his work through works inspired by the Real Alcázar of Seville, the Guadalquivir River, Morocco and the volcanoes of Etna. These paintings were brought together in his latest exhibition elpaisaje.com. Another of his exhibitions, El Vidrio o el Misterio de la Trinidad, recreated the interior of this glass factory and his works made an interesting parallelism between the factory and his vision of creation in art.
First Prize at the International Biennial of Mediterranean Artists in Rijeka (Croatia). His work is present in private collections and museums, such as the Museum Les Vendimieres (Montpellier) France, Museum of Modern Art in Rijeka, Croatia, Focus collection, Musée des Arts et Traditions Populaires in Paris, among others. Teacher of landscape painting from life.
The CARPET project is financially supported by the Creative Europe programme.
Venue: Terrace of the headquarters of the Fundación Tres Culturas del Mediterráneo.
2 Max Planck Street
41092 Isla de la Cartuja, Seville
3 October, from 5pm to 8pm.
Limited places, registration required:
No previous experience is necessary. Each student will bring the material they wish to use.
More information: cbejarano@tresculturas.org
Tel.: 673866475
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