Jericó, Antioquia. January 2022 The exhibition Three Artists and a Magnolia Tree that at the Museum of Anthropology and Arts of Jericó Antioquia – MAJA, can be visited for the last day, this Saturday, January 29.

The exhibition of the artistic and environmental project El Árbol del Magnolio, presents works in marble by the sculptor and artist from Antioquia, Ani Mesa.

Likewise, visitors will be able to appreciate the jewelry work of Sandra Roldán and the works of the plastic artist Milton Valencia, who, from drawing and painting, supports the modeling and assembly of the works that Ani Mesa has created.

The three artists bring an important message to the visitors of the exhibition that reflects beyond the simple aesthetics and beauty that already permeates their work: to protect nature. preservar la naturaleza.

The exhibition Three Artists and a Magnolia Tree has been well received by hundreds of visitors: natives of the region, people from different parts of the country and foreigners, who gathered in this beautiful territory which usually promotes various artistic and cultural activities.

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Museo MAJA (Calle 7 Carrera 6 N°6-60, Jericó – Antioquia (Colombia), abierto este fin de semana de 9:00 am a 5:00 pm en jornada continua, y para el ingreso será indispensable mostrar el carné de vacunación.

Sobre MAJA: El Museo de Antropología y Artes de Jericó Antioquia – MAJA empezó a funcionar en el 2008, destacado por ser uno de los más importantes de la región y el país. Se ha caracterizado por promover activamente la función social que cumplen estos espacios de encuentro con el arte y la historia, como son la educación, la promoción de la cultura en sus diversas manifestaciones y aportar a la formación política de la comunidad.  Próximamente, y de nuevo, será uno de los escenarios principales del HAY FESTIVAL que se ha convertido en un referente internacional.