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Ceramic & Sculpture Exhibition

La Herradura has a ceramics exposition running at the moment in the Pepe Gámez exhibtion hall in the Centro Cívico, with the title of Materia Viva. The post Ceramic & Sculpture Exhibition first appeared on Costa Tropical Gazette News .

In the heart of La Herradura, Costa Tropical, Granada, Andalucia, a ceramics and sculpture exhibition is currently underway at the Pepe Gámez exhibition hall within the Centro Cívico. Titled 'Materia Viva', the exhibition is open to the public until the 6th, allowing visitors ample time to admire the creative works on display.

The exhibition is a collaborative effort between two talented artists: Renata Barcelos, renowned for her sculpture work, and Emilio Alaminos, a master of ceramics. Visitors can explore the pieces created by both artists, which are on display until the 6th. The exhibition is easily accessible, with viewing hours extending from 10:00am to 2:00pm and again from 4:00pm to 10:00pm.

Entrance to 'Materia Viva' is free, making it an accessible cultural event for all. Renata Barcelos' career is deeply rooted in sculpture, where she expertly manipulates materials such as stone, marble, and onyx. She also incorporates porcelain into her artistic production, drawing inspiration from the forms found in nature. Her creations masterfully blend the volume and solidity of these materials with organic shapes.

Emilio Alaminos, on the other hand, dedicates his work to artistic and artisanal ceramics. His workshop, located in La Caleta de Salobreña, serves as a creative hub where he engages in modeling, ceramic decoration, and experimentation with forms and glazes. His pieces are as diverse as they are innovative, reflecting his passion for ceramics as both an art form and a craft.

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