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Miami (United States), May 11 (EFE / EPA) .- (CAMERA: Cristobal Herrera) Hats, straws, can washers, waste tarps and fabrics made with cassette tape, anything can be used by the Cuban visual artist Celia Ledon to create pieces halfway between fashion and sculpture that have reached the Kennedy Center in New York.
New York, May 15 (EFE / EPA) .- (Camera: Alba Vigaray) Like a large part of the world population, the coronavirus forced the artist Manolo Valdés to isolate himself, but far from being carried away by passivity and Boredom, the Spaniard spent up to 18 hours a day dedicated to his work, and now shows the fruits of that effort at the Opera Gallery in New York.FOOTAGE OF THE EXHIBITION OF THE SPANISH ARTIST MANOLO VALDÉS, EXPOSED AT THE OPERA GALLERY IN NEW YORK.
New York, May 15 (EFE / EPA) .- (Camera: Alba Vigaray) Like a large part of the world population, the coronavirus forced the artist Manolo Valdés to isolate himself, but far from being carried away by passivity and Boredom, the Spaniard spent up to 18 hours a day dedicated to his work, and now shows the fruits of that effort at the Opera Gallery in New York.FOOTAGE OF THE EXHIBITION OF THE SPANISH ARTIST MANOLO VALDÉS, EXPOSED AT THE OPERA GALLERY IN NEW YORK. SOUNDBITES IN SPANISH OF VALDÉS.
Montevideo, Jun 20 (EFE), (Camera: Alejandro Prieto).- For Uruguayan Joaquín Torres-García (1874-1949) his trip to New york was an inflection point in his career. FOOTAGE OF TORRES-GARCÍA'S ARTWORKS AT THE TORRES-GARCÍA MUSEUM IN MONTEVIDEO.SOUNDBITES OF GABRIEL PELUFFO LINARI, HISTORIAN:"This is the turning point of him when he was in New York. His trip to New York wasn't far from failer nor fruitless, but it made complete sense during the rest of his life."
Miami, May 13 (EFE / EPA) .- A mural more than 40 meters high now covers one of the walls of Miami’s Jackson Memorial Hospital to honor and inspire health workers during the coronavirus pandemic.Italian street artist La Bianca completed the mural after 10 days and about 100 hours of work, and she hopes it will serve as "inspiration" for all those essential workers who put themselves at risk to help the population.(Camera: CRISTOBAL HERRERA)FOOTAGE SHOWS THEMORE THAN 40 METER HIGH MURAL BY ITALIAN ARTIST CLAUDIA LA BIANCA PAINTED AT THE JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL IN MIAMI, FLORIDA (UNITED STATES) DEDICATED TO HEALTHWORKERS FIGHTING AGAINST COVID-19.SOUNDBITES: ARTIST LA BIANCA (IN SPANISH) (00: 00: 07-00: 00: 26) "Everyone is affected by this pandemic, but we artists have something special. Art has a very strong message – with art you can bring change and with art you can inspire,"NURSE LILY ACOSTA (IN SPANISH) (00: 00: 33-00: 00: 45) "Sometimes you leave so stressed with everything that is happening, with the seriousness of the patients that you have every day. When you leave and see such a beautiful piece, you are inspired,”
U.S. President Barack Obama attends an outdoor arrival ceremony in heavy rain, as the first sitting U.S. president to visit Laos. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).
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