"Paisajes Confidantes", a photo exhibition by Miguel Muñoz, in Córdoba
This 2017 it will be 100 years since the birth of the poet Ricardo Molina in Puente Ganil, Spain. In the middle of the last century, he founded, along with other artists, the ¿Grupo Cántico¿ halfway between the post-war generation and the Generation of `50. Now, as a tribute and visual metaphor to the spirit of that group, there is a public exhibition called "Paisajes Confidentes¿ in the Casa Góngora de Córdoba being shown by the photographer Miguel Muñoz.
"Paisajes confidentes", una muestra fotográfica de Miguel Muñoz
Araceli Sánchez
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The landscapes of the Cordoban Sierra Morena are the focus of the exhibition "Paisajes Confidentes" by Manuel Muñoz, which has captured through its photographs and drawings the setting where the group of poets called the ¿Grupo Cántico¿ felt inspired and shared their creativity, away from post-war oppression.
The collection pays homage to one of the members of the group - Ricardo Molina - who would have turned 100 years old this year, and serves as a preamble to the intensive programme of events prepared for this commemoration. The collection will be exhibited until 14 October in the "Sala Galatea" of the Casa Góngora.
