The University of Alicante Museum (MUA) recently opened the new exhibition in the Sempere room. Multiple Identitiesproposal dealing with contemporary artistic creation issues, gender identity, sexual diversity, and emotional-sexual orientationand reaching its third edition. The exhibition is the result of the visual arts call of the same name, which received more than fifty proposals in this issue and showed a dozen of them to the public. until next June 4th.
multiple identities In addition to the questions, identityin relation to others multiculturalism as a meeting place of different peoples, religions, ethnic groups, cultures, uses and traditions speaker for minorities and inclusion tool, for example area of understanding and tolerance.
Those responsible for the appeal detail what they brought to the call in this third edition 52 projects from 6 countries, which is why they describe it as “the most international edition”. Of the total projects received, the jury selected 12 proposals of artists Spain, Brazil, Colombia and Armeniaand describe a number of remarkable works. thematic and technical diversitypainting, drawing, photography, sculpture, video, ceramics, digital art and installation are intertwined. breaking down stereotypes and promote the value of plurality”.
Artists
Andrea Corrales, Joan Fierro, Les Cutés (Aida Salán Sierra and Guillermo Esteban Avendaño), Natalia Lobato Ruiz, Juan F. Navarro, Noviembre (Candela Sánchez and Celia Moreno), Antonio Pérez Gil, Priscila Ramal, Araks Sahakyan, María Sánchez L Pablo Sánchez-Núñez and Lucas Selezio de Souza are the artists selected by the jury that make up the exhibition tour.
The Visual Arts Multiple Identity Call is an initiative of the Vice Chancellor for Culture, Sports and University Expansion in collaboration with the Office of the Vice President for Equality, Inclusion and Social Responsibility. bringing other voices closer to the community and ways of understanding reality and reflecting on concepts such as diversity, respect and freedom, to achieve a more just, inclusive and egalitarian society.