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Lille (France), Oct 13 (EFE) .- (Camera: Luis Miguel Pascual) He never set foot in the industrious city of northern France, but Goya's influence reached Lille almost half a century after his death, when the Museum of Fine Arts of that city acquired two works by the Spanish artist.FOOTAGE OF THE EXHIBITION ON GOYA THAT IS EXHIBITED IN LILLESOUNDBITES FROM THE EXHIBITION CURATOR, REGIS COTENTIN- "A sensitive experience in which we give all the keys to interpretation and reading clues to Goya's life and work, condensed into two paintings, the young and the old, which belong to the Museum of Fine Arts in Lille, which close The exhibition". - "It is a gesture of generosity with the public, so that they can make their own interpretation of the paintings. Once they discover them, it is they who will decide if they are the masterpieces that we consider. We constextualize Goya's work in a moment in which Spanish art, in particular that of Goya, was little or not represented in France. It was not liked, it was considered that Goya painted too fast and that he did not deal with the right subjects "
Bangalore (India), Sep 13 (EFE / EPA) .- (Camera: Jagadeesh NV) . Indian floral artist Geetha Somashekar is a specialist in the "art of the Janur leaf" consisting of creating designs from banana leaves and coconut.The artist made an elephant for the Hindu Ganesh Chaturthi festival, which commemorates the birth of the Hindu elephant-headed god.FOOTAGE OF FLORAL ARTIST GEETHA SOMASHEKAR IN BANGALORE, INDIA.
Nairobi, Jul 13 (EFE/EPA).- (Camera: Daniel Irungu) A Kenyan scientist and doctor has created an antiviral surgical face mask that kills viruses using nanotechnology, to curb the spread of Covid-19.The nano-mask – designed by nanomedicine developer Dr. Joseph Nderitu – is made of antimicrobial nanocomposite material, a product that kills infectious agents including bacteria, viruses and fungi.INTERVIEW WITH DR JOSEPH NDERITU.
Githurai (Kenya), Jul 5 (EFE / EPA) .- (Camera: Daniel Irungu) Kenyan artist George Njoroge turns scrap metal into works of art in his workshop in Githurai (central Kenya). Njoroge creates and designs artefacts mainly recycling scrap from car parts and metal waste in general, which gives it a second life.FOOTAGE OF THE ART IN NJOROGE'S WORKSHOP.
French street artist JR has taken over the Trocadero esplanade in Paris, to present an alternative view of the Eiffel Tower by using paper collages to create an optical illusion of the famous landmark. IMAGES
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