Artium Museum presents the new season of the 'amarauna' program

The museum has announced the programming that will start on September 19, in collaboration with Magialdia.

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The Artium Museum will launch the new season of its 'amarauna' program on September 19, featuring magician Bruno Tarnecci. The programming will extend until December.

The Artium Museum will launch the new season of its ‘amarauna’ program on Saturday, September 19, with magician Bruno Tarnecci (Lima, 1985). The show, titled Oroitzapenak eta naufragioak (Memories and Shipwrecks), combines humor and sensitivity, and is organized in collaboration with the Magialdia festival.
The ‘amarauna’ initiative takes place monthly, on the third Saturday, and aims to introduce families to various artistic languages. Throughout the second half of the year, it will feature three more performances with dance, music, and performance as protagonists.
Bruno Tarnecci's magic, characterized by a poetic and visual language that transforms illusion into an emotional experience, blends everyday objects, narrative, and audience participation. This internationally recognized artist offers a contemporary magic proposal.
The autumn program includes the dance show Salseo in October, by artist Oihana Altube. In November, the collective POMPA will present the sensory experience Siesta y fiesta (Siesta and Party). Finally, in December, Jonathan García Lana / Tunipanea will offer the concert Baztertutako objektuen ahotsa (Voice of Discarded Objects).
All activities are free but have limited capacity. Therefore, advance registration is recommended by calling 945 20 90 20. Reservations will be held until 10 minutes before the activity begins.