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New space MILNOU!

A multipurpose cultural hub in the heart of Reus and at your disposal. Stay tuned for the new program!

“Clay Languages” by Gemma Molero

  Ceramics is a positive art, rooted in an ancestral tradition, it transports us to the first skills of humanity, to the need to create a utensil that, in the process of being made, incites an aesthetic intention and shapes a symbol. Gemma Molero belongs to a generation of very [...]

“Colors of Priorat” by Rosa Ciurana.

  Unpublished series of engravings of the magical and magnificent area as is the Priorat.  Rosa Ciurana's work is done through experimentation with the combination of different materials and techniques on the canvas, sharing concerns and reflections about the origin of the universe, the relationship between macro and microcosm, life, [...]

“Papers de Mèxic” by Carles Amill

On the occasion of art week in Catalonia, a series of itineraries or routes were established that brought together different exhibition spaces. This 2023, three important spaces devoted to art that geographically.  are beyond the known itineraries, they have decided to get together and make the proposal to be visited [...]

Lost & Framed by Hans Dekker

Hans Dekker is a multifaceted artist, Dutch by birth but ever since que was a child he used to spend his summers in Mont-Roig as his family was related to Joan Miró. Now for the last few years he is made it his first residence. In the past, he has [...]

Amorosits

As every year, artAMILL participates in the festivities of Sant Joan with a live poetry and painting recital. This year being the "Year Amoros" after the poet.The group of rhapsodes Safareig Poetic from Reus will read us some of the best of his literary work At the easel we will [...]

What makes us who we are?

  The world moves by balances: after the black book "what kills us?" we wanted to connect with the more luminous arts of "what makes us be?" and on this occasion we add music as the most lively of all the arts, under the direction of the composer Joan Magrané.

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