The exhibition "Els anys de l'esplendor" by Carlos Mensa (Barcelona,
1936-1982), commissioned by the daughter of the artist, Patricia Mensa,
can be visited until September 12 at the Sa Nostra Cultural Centre in Palma.
The works by Mensa, self-taught painter, are related to Max Ernst's
' surrealism and the metaphysic paintings by Giorgio De Chirico. The ironic
language of the artist was often not appreciated by the people from his
time and it was on Mallorca where his work was presented, thanks to Josep
Piña from the Pelaires art gallery.
The exhibition that can now be seen in Palma groups 65 works from private
collections in Italy, Barcelona and Mallorca, created by the artist from
1969 to his death in 1982.
More over, the Sa Nostra Cultural Centre in Palma also presents until
August 31 the exhibition "
Viajo
para conocer mi geografía" by Mateo Maté.
MORE INFORMATION:
Centre de Cultura Sa Nostra
Carrer Concepció, 12
07012 Palma
Tel. 971 72 52 10 / 971 72 53 92
Fax 971 71 37 57
http://www.sanostra.es
email: cultura.palma@sanostra.es
Times: Monday to Friday, 10.30 a.m. to 9 p.m. Saturday, 10.30 a.m. to
1.30 p.m.
Free entrance
Photos © BalearWeb:
1. General view of entrance of the exhibition and detail of "El pintor
en su estudio nº1", 1979
2. "La visita" (1975) and "Istar" (1974)
3. General view of the exhibition.
4. Details of "Autorretrato" (1971) and "San Antonio" (1981)