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Geografia vital de Llorenç Soldevila
Opening of the exhibition in tribute to the founder of the Centre d'Estudis Argentonins, Llorenç Soldevila, followed by
Carme Porta. Alternança
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Oriol Calvo nou president de l'Acadèmia Internacional de Ceràmica
The director of the Museu del Càntir de Argentona, Oriol Calvo, is the new president of the International Academy of
Mònica Vilert. Seqüència continuada
SEQÜÈNCIA CONTINUADA
"We could say that a sequence is a series of images that have no beginning or end. Therefore,
Eva Roučka. Records de la Xina
Eva Roučka is a multifaceted visual artist. Her work is mostly figurative, her typical works are monumental sculptures
Water Jug Festival "Festa del Càntir"
WATER JUG FESTIVAL - August 4th, Saint Dominic Day
The Grand Summer Festival in the village of Argentona,
Water Jug'24
Water jug year 2024 - Design Javier Mariscal
“The Càntir (water jug) is a refrigerator without batteries. It is an invention that is several thousand years old. It is portable and can be refilled; it is fragile and if handled carelessly it will break; it is shared with friends and, above all, it is humble, almost anonymous. In the summer heat, it sweats water like you. In the shade of a fig tree, the cool water from it is a jewel".
Sizes: 20 x 15 cm
Numbered copies: 5.000 exemplars
Price: 30 Euros
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Passió pel vidre. 100 anys de Cristalleries de Mataró, una cooperativa singular
We present you a small sample of the artisan glass from the Mataró glass oven, Cristalleries Societat Cooperativa. Pieces made by professional glaziers in the glass industry who basically made light bulbs and thermometers, but who were also amateurs as artisans. From the beginning of the cooperative, by tradition and moved by their passion for glass, the holidays were going to make crafts, with traditional tools, passed from generation to generation, doing an unpaid day to give life to your creativity.