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<div class="text-justify">Hello, friends of HIVE and of this beautiful community: @silverbloggers! In recent days the international day of art was celebrated, so the municipal government of my city decided to take a day to make an exhibition of paintings of authors who make life in the town and a tasting of traditional drinks of our people.</div>


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<div class="text-justify">The organizer of this event is a great friend of mine, comadre and work colleague, who is the current director of Tourism of the Municipality. Also, among the exhibitors were three students, excellent painters, and great friends who are very talented artists.</div>


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<div class="text-justify">Pleasantly, I found that, beyond the political differences (remember that in Venezuela chavismo has made a great division among citizens), the Cuman community responded positively and massively to this pleasant, interesting and artistic meeting.</div>


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<div class="text-justify">Most of the works were colorful, vibrant, perhaps recalling the colors of the Caribbean, our mestizo culture, our landscape always in bloom, that environment that stands out as a flash, a trace, a magical light, present in our pupils.</div>

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<div class="text-justify">I am a believer that according to the eye, everything is art. A smile, an outstretched hand, a dry, ripe or green fruit is art. A sunset, the smell of coffee, freshly baked bread is art. If so: we consume art every day. We are spectators of art without realizing it.</div>


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<div class="text-justify">Sometimes we are so immersed in the routine of everyday life that we are unable to see the extraordinary in the everyday. Our environment is full of signs and we just have to catch them, and with them create.</div>


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<div class="text-justify" >I remember many years ago, on a visit to Caracas, I went to the Ateneo to see a very famous traveling exhibition of an Argentine artist. The exhibition consisted of dolls' heads in glass jars filled with water. At first, I remember, I felt cheated because “that” was not my idea of “art”.</div>

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<div class="text-justify" >However, I discovered the metaphor behind those dolls' heads, submerged in colored water, shaved or with hair like jellyfish that conveyed a message and left everyone who saw them trembling like a dry leaf moved by the air.</div>

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<div class="text-justify" >In the end, I believe that art does not seek eyeballs, nor applause, nor criticism, nor profit. Art seeks to move. That he who stands in front of a painting, act as one who stands in front of the horizon, before the sunrise or sunset, who only sighs and feels that life comes to him like a wave and soaks him, leaving him more orphaned or more united to the earth itself.</div>

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### <center>All these images are photographs taken by me of works by painters from the state of Sucre and the text was translated with Deepl</center>
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### <center>Thank you for reading and commenting. Until next time, friends
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