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Zumaia: Exhibition of works from Foronda's ceramics course opens

The exhibition, open until May 24th in the Oxford hall, features pieces of various styles and techniques.

Interior of a cultural center exhibition hall, showcasing ceramic pieces like sculptures, plates, and vases on display shelves. Soft lighting illuminates the artworks.
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Interior of a cultural center exhibition hall, showcasing ceramic pieces like sculptures, plates, and vases on display shelves. Soft lighting illuminates the artworks.

The Oxford hall at the Alondegia cultural center in Zumaia is hosting an exhibition of works by 34 students from Foronda's ceramics course, open until May 24th.

Last Friday marked the inauguration of the exhibition featuring works from the ceramics course held at the Oxford hall of the Alondegia cultural center in Zumaia. The course is taught by Txiki Agirre 'Keixeta', and the exhibition displays pieces created by its students.
Visitors can find a variety of pieces, including small sculptures, plates, vases, decorative jars, and bowls, all crafted using different styles and techniques. The exhibition also includes photographs illustrating the raku technique and other processes employed in the creation of some of the displayed works.
The exhibition will be open to the public until May 24th. Visiting hours are Monday to Friday, from 18:30 to 20:30; and on weekends, from 12:30 to 14:00 and 18:30 to 20:30.

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