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The Minister of Culture and Tourism, Pedro Alberto Cruz, today announced the shows 'To paint or not to paint', with which closes the series of exhibitions of the 'Async' which, since October 2008, has sought a dialogue between past and present through the artists that have participated and the permanent collection of the Museo de Bellas Artes de Murcia (Mubam).
In the show, which opens tomorrow at 20:00 am and will remain in the Mubam until January 10, 2010, the artist suggests, according to Cruz, "an issue that is crucial at a time in which the painting seems is untimely and that the painter seems to have to be continually legitimized. "
He also stressed "the radical and honest commitment to painting" Nico Munuera since he began his career.
In the exhibition, show 11 paintings in which the shades of color who lead each of the works have been drawn from the study of color pictures in each of the rooms, "said Minister of Culture of the Government of Murcia.
In addition, sample comprehensive intervention on the windows and a video installation.
In the project 'Async', five contemporary artists have exhibited their work alongside that of the permanent collection of Mubam.
Artists who have participated with Nico Santiago Munera were Ydáñez (October-December 2008), Angel Haro (February-April 2009), Eugenio Ampudia (May-June 2009) and Monique Bastiaans (July-September).
Nico Munuera (Lorca 1974).
Based in Valencia since 1993, where he began his contact with the art world, has made several solo exhibitions in galleries T20 Murcia, Valencia and Thomas March Rafael Ortiz de Sevilla.
In 2008 presented simultaneous exhibitions in galleries and Black Box Max Estrella in Madrid.
Also noteworthy is the three exposures made with Pijuán Hernandez in Barcelona, Madrid and Murcia within the program 'Relay' Caja Madrid.
His work is in numerous collections, Fundacion La Caixa, the Ministry of Culture, Helga de Alvear Collection or the Bank of Spain.
Source: CARM
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