This Friday will be the day that the Provincial Museum of Fine Arts of Entre Ríos inaugurates the LVIII Provincial Hall of Visual Arts, along with the classic awards and honors ceremony.

The appointment will be from the 20 at the headquarters of the traditional venue located above Buenos Aires 355, With free entry. Likewise, once opened, the sample can be enjoyed throughout the summer.

This new edition, that every year the Secretary of Culture of the government of the province summons and that organizes the Provincial Museum of Fine Arts Dr.. Pedro and. Martínez, will gather a total of 107 works of art belonging to 72 artists of 21 localities throughout the Entre Ríos territory.

In this context, The “Government of Entre Ríos” Acquisition Awards and the corresponding Honorable Mentions awarded by the Jury in the painting disciplines will be presented., drawing, Recorded, sculpture, ceramic art and the new incorporation of textile art, with which the provincial government recognizes, highlights and makes visible the work of entrerrianos visual artists.

"The solid validity of this Hall, that is celebrated since 1930, It translates not only into the recognition of the local visual arts sector and the possibility of incorporating new works into the Entre Ríos artistic heritage that we safeguard and share, but also, also, allows us to bring to a very wide audience the enormous diversity and quality of the work of our artists through an imposing exhibition that brings together more than 100 works. This aspect seems fundamental to us to continue working on public cultural policies for the democratic and inclusive access of our community to art and to all expressions of culture ", expressed Marcela Canalis, director of the Provincial Museum of Fine Arts.

The directive added: "For this reason, the exhibition can be visited and enjoyed throughout the summer with totally free and free access ".

The complete list of authors who will receive the "Entre Ríos Government Acquisition Awards" for their works (that this year they distribute more than 600 thousand pesos for the awarded pieces) and the corresponding honorable mentions awarded by the outstanding Jury made up of Adriana Armando, Mariela Herrara and Raúl González is next:

Painting Section

First prize: Roberto Pastrana (Paraná). Second prize: Carla brugo (Green Gold).

Honorable mentions: Gabriel Felipe Calabrese; Federico Julián Maín; Karen Spahn;

Carla Agustina Botto; Florencia Sabattini and Valentina Bolcatto.

Drawing Section

First prize: Jerome Reyes (Big mary). Second prize: Lucila Solé (Paraná).

Honorable mentions: Alberto Federico Bonus and Maximiliano Francisco Crespo.

Engraving Section

First prize: Hernan Guerrero (Paraná). Second prize: Marianela Muller (Chajarí).

Honorable mentions: María Lorena Ledesma and Leticia Ríos.

Sculpture Section

First prize: Laura Zelaya (Colon). Second prize: declared desert.

Honorable mentions: Ramón Héctor Godoy and Liliana Teresa Del Carmen Pedrotti.

Ceramic Art Section

First prize: Marisa Núñez Caminos (Victoria). Second prize: Eleonora Pagotto (Paraná).

Honorable mention: Susana Raquel Zapata.

Textile Art Section

First prize: Karen Spahn (Paraná). Second prize: Noelia Noemí Fries (Villa Urquiza).

Honorable mentions: Maria Alejandra Asensio; Ludmila Beker; Lilian Almada and Julia Acosta.