Authors of Camagüey donate artistic ceramic murals

Camagüey may 11. - The topic of the colonial architecture, in this city, prevails in the artistic 17 ceramic murals that authors of Camagüey donated for its permanent location in area of use public in the town.

Members of the provincial branch of the Cuban Association of Artisans Artists (ACAA) carried out the works, exposed at the moment in one of the sidewalks of the Square of the Workers, located in the Humanity's area declared Cultural Patrimony.

The sample figures in the colateral program of the IV Party of Mud and Fire, signal until the next one 12, and contest of the ACAA in the one which almost 70 authors materialize their pieces before the public, in an equally bordering sector with the square.

The context of figurations overcomes as for quantity to that of the abstractions in the murals, colored some in cold and the other ones enameled in the cooking process.

In the thematic of the old urban environment the singularest creation was achieved by Pedro Valdivia, with an a series of properties lines us in the high relief and similar to earthenjar, the emblem of the use of the mud in the today county of Camagüey.

Outside of the references to that content, the work of more attractiveness corresponds Frank Ramírez and Annia Pérez who offer by means of reliefs policromads a panoramic of becoming historical of the Island from before the arrival of the Europeans until the contemporaneity.

Dedicated to the International Fair of Tourism FITCuba 2009, the one mentioned competition also includes among their additional activities a cycle of conferences, and it will conclude with the premiation in four competitive categories.

Camagüey occupies in the country one of the main positions in the employment of the clay with utilitarian and artistic ends from the before Columbus time, and that tradition has a wide diversity of lines like vessels, chinas, ornaments and construction materials presently.

The elaboration of big earthenjars figures among the lines of the referred productive nucleus whose bigger concentration resides in the outlying neighborhood of San Miguelito, in the capital of Camagüey. (Adolfo Silva Silva).