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Eugenio Cabezas
Vélez-Málaga
Monday, 7 October 2024
The Francisco Hernández Contemporary Art Centre (CAC) in Vélez-Málaga on the eastern Costa del Sol has revealed its autumn 2024 programme. The new exhibition season, which began with the exhibition Totem by the La Mancha artist Jesús Calzada, will be exhibiting work by national and international artists between now and the end of 2024.
On 11 October the space will host the exhibition Love, Humour and Disaffection, by the Malaga artist Omar Janaan, in collaboration with the city’s La Térmica gallery. The exhibition will show more than a hundred cartoons of graphic humour in acrylic.
The Moments Festival, an international festival of contemporary popular subcultures and visual arts, with two international exhibitions ‘Landskate. Defying Gravity' and “50 years of Pentagram” created especially for this occasion, will be the first time it is shown to the public.
There will also be a series of talks that will offer the chance to learn more about the work and life of local artists, with Antonio Hidalgo and Tres Puertas (23 October), Pepe Casamayor and the Mainake Reading Club (13 November) and Evaristo Guerra and the Eugenio de la Torre Foundation (11 December).
Cinema will also play a leading role in the final part of the CAC Francisco Hernández's 2024 programme. The Music Box (1989) and My Name is Khan (2009), will be screened. On Wednesday 9 October the CAC will pay tribute to Luis García Berlanga on the occasion of Spanish cinema day, with the screening of the film Moros y Cristianos (1987) and a subsequent talk with Adolfo Lasheras and Javi Rojo. Caballo de Troya (Trojan Horse) by José Luis Martín will be exhibited in the CAC's patio.
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