In the framework of the activities for Writer's Day, which was commemorated last June 13th, the Municipality of Concordia, through the Undersecretariat of Education and Culture, is organizing "Writing as art and testimony," a talk and exhibition that will feature the participation of renowned local writers Alejandro Bekes, Martín Acevedo, and Patricia Jaluf.
The activity will take place next Thursday, June 19th, at 6:00 PM at the San Antonio Cultural Center (Entre Ríos 424), with free admission.
“Since the beginning of this administration, by decision of the mayor Francisco Azcué, we have been promoting public policies that strengthen meeting spaces between the community and our cultural figures. Writing, as a form of artistic expression and also as a testimony of the history and identity of a people, deserves this recognition,” stated the Undersecretary of Education and Culture, Prof. Carlos Gatto.
Furthermore, Gatto highlighted that “these proposals are part of a sustained effort to revalue the talent of our writers, generating spaces to share their works and reflections with the public.”
The activity is open to the entire community and is part of a cultural agenda that continues to grow, supporting the artists of Concordia.
The activity will take place next Thursday, June 19th, at 6:00 PM at the San Antonio Cultural Center (Entre Ríos 424), with free admission.
“Since the beginning of this administration, by decision of the mayor Francisco Azcué, we have been promoting public policies that strengthen meeting spaces between the community and our cultural figures. Writing, as a form of artistic expression and also as a testimony of the history and identity of a people, deserves this recognition,” stated the Undersecretary of Education and Culture, Prof. Carlos Gatto.
Furthermore, Gatto highlighted that “these proposals are part of a sustained effort to revalue the talent of our writers, generating spaces to share their works and reflections with the public.”
The activity is open to the entire community and is part of a cultural agenda that continues to grow, supporting the artists of Concordia.