Weekly Market Torrevieja
08:00–14:00 · Torrevieja, Avenida Delfina Viudes
Weekly market in Torrevieja on Friday, at Avenida Delfina Viudes.
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Events / Torrevieja / 16 October
Friday 16 October 2026 · Time to be announced · Torrevieja
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Artists Claudia Huertas, Alfonso Escudero, and Carmen Pérez Basanta present an exhibition of live watercolor painting. The exhibition will be on view until October 16, 2026, at the Biblioteca Pública del Estado y Archivo Histórico «Fernando de Loazes». The showcase brings together a selection of works by the three artists, offering visitors the opportunity to engage with diverse creative approaches and forms of expression through watercolor painting. The collection highlights the richness and versatility of this technique, characterized by transparency, luminosity, and the ability to evoke nuanced atmospheres. Through their artworks, Claudia Huertas, Alfonso Escudero, and Carmen Pérez Basanta present distinct artistic visions and sensibilities, creating a journey that invites the public to explore the expressive potential of watercolor within a venue dedicated to promoting art and culture.
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