The graphic language of Miguel de Cervantes – El Universal (Venezuela)

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Miguelanxo Prado (A Coruña, 1958) and David Rubín (Ourense, 1977) are two contemporary Spanish illustrators who reviewed, through the universal language of image, life and work of one of the most important writers of the Spanish language

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the end result was titled Miguel Cervantes , an exhibition that is installed from today until next July 17 in Caracas after having been traveling for Madrid, Spain; Lyon, France; Naples, Italy; and the Tunisian capital. Receives the Exhibition Hall of the BBVA Provincial Foundation in La Castellana, in a joint effort with the
Cultural Office of the Embassy of Spain in Venezuela and curator Mariela Provenzali.

the exhibition is one of the activities organized in the country as part of the global commemoration of the 400th anniversary of the death of writer Miguel de Cervantes. It is a playful conversation, face to face, between fiction and reality through the work of artists of the cartoons. Prado, with a classic tone, drew personal life
father Quixote, while Rubin graphically recreated the play The altarpiece of wonders.

Provenzali which promises a different version from exposure to those already seen in other parts of the world ensures that the facility will be estimated, especially by children.

“They are two artists with two diferentísimas Excellencies trends that reveal to Miguel de Cervantes through his own work,” he said at a news conference yesterday
curator, who welcomes the presence of Spanish old in the sample.

Miguel ENCervantes is the 36th exhibition of the exhibition Hall of the BBVA Provincial Foundation, said Felisa Gonzalez, vice president of the institution. It is at the same time
, the third about the writer and poet Alcala who takes headquarters facility the bank. The first, El Quijote Spanish American, coincided with the opening of space in 1998. The second was El Quijote in Venezuela, presented in 2005.

Miguel Cervantes is, on the other hand the second activity which is commemorated in the country 400 years after the death of the author of the Ingenious Hidalgo Don Quixote , one of the most published and translated books in the world after Bible. Moses Morera, Minister of Cultural Affairs of the Embassy of Spain in Venezuela,
said the celebration of his legacy began last April 1st reading of the novel in the Venezuelan Academy of Language, continues today with the opening of the exhibition and continues next week with talks and other activities at the Reading Festival in Chacao, in which Spain will be the guest week, and the premiere of the musical Man of La Mancha at the Central University of Venezuela

jomarquez@eluniversal.com

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