The Museum of Arts inaugurates 'Transparency of Time', a Estela Jorge retrospective exhibition

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The Secretariat of Culture of La Pampa invited to the opening of the exhibition that covers more than four decades of career of this outstanding artist from La Pampa, Estela Jorge. The opening ceremony will take place on Friday, May 22 at 8:00 p.m., with free admission.

The La Pampa’s Secretariat of Culture, through the Provincial Museum of Arts (MPArtes), presents the inauguration of the exhibition ‘Transparency of Time’ by the renowned plastic artist Estela Jorge. The appointment will be next Friday, May 22 at 8:00 p.m., at the Museum’s headquarters, located at the intersection of 9 de Julio and Villegas streets, with free access.

As announced the Provincial News Agency the exhibition proposes a journey through the different moments of Jorge’s production, conceived as a continuous process of exploration, transformation and search. Throughout more than forty years of career, the artist has carried out a deep investigation into the form, space, light and sensitivity of materials.

On this occasion, under the development and exhibition design of the artist Ricardo Arcuri, each room of the Museum will be transformed into a particular universe. The public will be able to appreciate everything from his experiments with glass fusion, colour and textures, to the construction of more introspective and conceptual atmospheres.

About the artist
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Estela Jorge was born in 1958 in Santa Rosa, La Pampa. She has a solid international and national training: National Diploma of Plastic Arts (School of Fine Arts of Nîmes, France, 1990). Professor of Visual Arts (IUNA, 2003).

As for her link with local cultural management, she served as director of the Provincial Museum of Arts of La Pampa from 2004 to 2015.

Throughout his career, she exhibited his works in individual and collective exhibitions in cities in France, Spain (Barcelona) and Venezuela, as well as in important cultural centers in Buenos Aires (Borges Cultural Center, Metropolitan Museum, Palermo H Gallery, SAAP) and various parts of Argentina (Mar del Plata, Bahía Blanca, San Luis, Río Negro and La Plata). And in his province, at the El Molino Gallery.

His work has been admitted to numerous national and provincial salons, with distinctions in the Avon Salon (1993), the Pampean Salon of Plastic Arts (1995), the Autumn Salon (1993) and mentions in the 1st Biennial of Visual Arts of Patagonia (2001), among others. She also contributed his vision and knowledge by participating as a jury in multiple competitions and artistic salons.