"Life", by Sara Conde - Portal do Município de Vila Nova de Famalicão - Portugal

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Until 02 Jan

Soledade Malvar House-Museum programme

Soledade Malvar Gallery

Free entry | Hours: Tuesday to Friday from 10h00 to 13h00 and 14h00m to 17h30 | Inauguration: December 1st

Life is like a line made up of multiple points, moments, which together characterise our passage through the world. From ecstasy and euphoria to sadness, anxiety and uncertainty, each point represents a determining milestone on the path of life. This exhibition endeavours to illustrate moments, with a particular concern for portraying critical periods in a woman's life.
The works in the exhibition include illustrations influenced by surrealism, figurativism and expressionism, developed using china ink, acrylics and gold and silver leaf.

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