November, 2020
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The Women's and Business Departments created the 'Empoderarte' project that seeks to train 180 vulnerable women in artisan trades to improve their professional, social, transmission skills
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The Women's and Business Departments created the 'Empoderarte' project that seeks to train 180 vulnerable women in artisan trades to improve their professional and social qualifications, the transmission of knowledge for employment and their self-esteem as an empowerment tool.
The project offers 22 workshops of different artisan trades with esparto grass, painting, nativity scenes, pottery, floral touch-ups, embroidery or jewelry, among others. They will be taught during the months of October, November and December, in craft centers and artisan houses in a dozen municipalities: Ceutí, Caravaca de la Cruz, Cieza, Mula, Archena, Cartagena, Lorca, San Javier, Murcia, Torre Pacheco and Molina de Segura.
The general directors of Women, María José García, and Consumption and Crafts, Carolina Espinosa, inaugurated the exhibition of women's work from fifteen artisan workshops that have been held to date located at the Murcia Regional Crafts Center.
- Creative ceramics workshop, given by the Artisan Master Marisa Peaguda in Águilas.
- Introduction to embroidery workshop, given by the artisan Aurora Martínez Fernández in Caravaca de la Cruz.
- Ceramic jewelry workshop, given by the artisan Piedad Martínez Torres in Cartagena.
- Paper decoration and binding workshop, taught by Arcadio Hernández Campillo in Ceutí.
- Fire enamel workshop on metal given by Master Craftswoman Anabel del Canto Rodríguez in Mula.
- Introduction to goldsmithing workshop, given by Jesús Gómez Alegría at the Murcia Craft Center.
- Silk art workshop, given by the artisan Andrea Lopardo Fidanza in San Javier.
- Introduction to embroidery workshop, given by the artisan Silvia Teruel Ayala at the Casa Taller del Artesano in Lorca.
- Traditional pottery workshop, taught by Master Craftsman Martín Lario García at the Casa Taller del Artesano de Lorca.
- Floral arrangement workshop, given by Pedro Jesús García Mateo in San Cristóbal (Lorca).
- Traditional pottery workshop, taught by Master Craftsman Juan Lario Piñero in La Hoya (Lorca).
- Papier-mâché workshop, taught by the artisan José Luis Gómez in Murcia.
- Painting and drawing workshop, given by the artisan Lidia Cassi Gimeno in Murcia.
- Workshop for making traditional clay nativity scenes, given by the artisan company Maestros Artesanos, SL at the Murcia Craft Center.
- Workshop for making traditional clay nativity scenes, given by the artisan company Belenes Murcia, Jesús Griñán, SL in Puente Tocinos (Murcia).
Other workshops that have not yet finished are:
- Traditional ceramics workshop, given by the artisan Mercedes Tudela Muñoz in Lorca.
- Painting and drawing workshop, given by the artisan Rosana González Serrano in Molina de Segura.
- Basketry workshop, given by the artisan Antonio Narváez Guerrero at the Esparto Grass Museum in Cieza.
- Modeling and pottery workshop, given by the artisan Verónica Maccorin Biasoli in Torre Pacheco.
- Fabric decoration workshop, given by the artisan company Colourstudio Desarrollo de Marcas, Alfredo Caral at the Craft Center of Murcia.
- Traditional ceramics workshop, given by the Master Craftswoman Rosa María Playá Pérez in Marchena (Lorca).
- Jewelry, fusing and glass engraving workshop, taught by Manuel Gil Vivancos at the Cartagena Glass Museum.
- Fulled toys workshop, given by Joaquín Plana Belmonte in Yecla.
Date
November 26 (Thursday) 10:00 am - December 9 (Wednesday) 10:00 am
Location
Murcia Craft Center
C/Francisco Rabal, 6, 30009 Murcia
Organizer
General Directorate of Consumption and Crafts C/Francisco Rabal, 8