The exhibition ‘Levedad. La Seda y la Mujer de todos los Tiempos’ can already be visited in Las Arenas
11 july 2016
The professor of Art History and artist Maria Gómez has made the exhibition dedicated to reflection on silk and woman that opens on Friday 8 July at 20:30 at the Hotel Las Arenas. This exhibition aims to start a cultural and artistic act with the objective of promoting initiatives of “artistic creation” in relation with the Silk Road.
María Gómez, professor of History of Art of the UV, opens the exhibition “Levedad. La Seda y la Mujer de todos los tiempos"
29 june 2016
The professor of History of Art and artist, María Gómez, opens at the Hotel Las Arenas an exhibition dedicated to the reflection around silk and women on 8 July at 20:30. It is a series of hardened and carved plaster sculptures carried out without moulds or models, of between 70 and 90 cm high. This exhibition aims to start a cultural and artistic act with the objective of promoting initiatives of “artistic creation” in relation with the Silk Road. As expressed by the artist: it is the “spear head” that will go on, from this path, towards other exhibition places.
Valencian silk knits its own space
21 june 2016
Silk commerce established many years ago a cities network around the world, lumped together as the Silk Road, that remains a source of culture both in Asia, origin of this historical route, and in our continent and country. In fact, the city of Valencia is one of the main stops of the textile road, claiming its importance this year.
La influencia de la seda en la historia y la cultura valenciana
7 june 2016
Desde finales de la Baja Edad Media, las actividades relacionadas con el cultivo de la morera y la manufactura de la seda han tenido un intenso protagonismo en la historia y la cultura valenciana
The Silk Museum in Moncada participates in the "Golden Thread Congress"
9 may 2016
The importance of the silk industry in Valencia’s economic and social development is undeniable
Valencia, Silk Road
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