Last Thursday at 7:00 p.m. at the Rubio Gallery facilities, the exhibition AMAL GAMA, The Union of Fragments, was inaugurated. These works were created by the Mazatlán Drawing Circle Collective, coordinated by the artist Aurora Acosta.
On behalf of the Instituto de Cultura de Mazatlan, Enrique Vega Ayala welcomed the public.
AMAL GAMA, The Union of Fragments represents a space where barriers, style, form and character form a fun experience.
Created with the concepts that they represent, the works on display come from and represent varied feelings and trajectories and form a visual dialogue between the personal and the collective, putting a variety of stories that experiment with contemporary approaches in the spotlight.
This exhibition features more than 30 creations in which 19 artists participated, seeking to foster creativity and innovation in the artistic community of Mazatlán, and this exhibition is an example of their commitment to promoting art and culture in the region.
The gallery will have the exhibition open to the public from January 23 to February 28, and admission is free.
