Sur in English, featuring PIGSY
Journalist Tony Bryant writes about PIGSY and his Malaga exhibition, click below to read more
Journalist Tony Bryant writes about PIGSY
Irish Artist PIGSY’s latest art exhibition “First Things Last” will be shown in La Casa Amarilla Studios on Calle Santos, over 23 - 24 of May 2024. See below for the Sur in English article about the art exhibition.
PIGSY’s “First Thing Last” Exhbition
“First Things Last” is the culmination of PIGSY’s art residency in La Casa Amarilla Contemporary Art & Cultural Centre. The showcase opens on Thursday 23rd of May 2024 at 7pm in the Calle Santos Studios. It continues on Friday 24th. See here for more on my website about the PIGSY exhibition and what will happen to some of the artworks after the show!
Art Opening: Luis Alhama at La Casa Amarilla in Malaga, Spain
Art Opening: Luis Alhama in La Casa Amarilla
Luis Alhama:
“Fisuras en el Paisaje”
Pigsy and Enid Bebbington at Luis Alhama show
Art Opening in Malaga
Little by little, life begins to feel more normal. On Thursday I went to my first exhibition opening night since the pandemic and not only did it bring feelings of normality but it brought great enjoyment - I really enjoyed everything about it. There is always a great buzz on an opening night, the feeling of anticipation as you approach a venue and then when you are greeted by great art you know your anticipation was warranted.
La Casa Amarilla Exhibition
Thursday evening in Malaga was just like that, when I visited La Casa Amarilla for the opening night of Luis Alhama’s exhibition “Fisuras en el Paisaje” (Cracks in the Landscape). As we approached the gallery we could see and hear the excited crowd of show goers. We mingled outside for a little bit (with a physical distance) and then went in to the gallery to take the art in.
Once inside the gallery on Calle Santos, there was plenty of space to enjoy the presentation of Luis Alhama’s artwork. It’s a small gallery but most people moved to the outside space after they had finished viewing so it felt very safe and comfortable. The artwork was very impressive and excellently curated. The pieces were stunningly beautiful with the add on of some background sounds of nature which sounded like they were coming from within the sculptures. It’s a brilliant thought provoking exhibition and is open for a month until the 10th of October - do go and view it if you are in Malaga Centro.
