Eusebio Sempere and Abel Martín. Screen printing; art and much craftsmanship

Since March 4th. An original series titled Oval of unique silkscreens that Sempere creates with an educational purpose in 1981 to show the process of a silkscreen, from the printing of the first screen to the last. Two other series of silkscreens made between 1975 and 1980 are also exhibited. New to the MACA is the exhibition of a portrait of Abel Martín made in charcoal by Eusebio Sempere in 1973 and a mobile sculpture of Abel Martín.

The exhibition is accompanied by documentation related to silkscreen printing, an original screen used to print some silkscreens by Sempere from the late 1960s, the important book titled Lucio, published by Galería Neblí in Madrid in 1960 that includes 10 plates reproducing works by Lucio Muñoz made in silkscreen with sands by Eusebio Sempere and Abel Martín, as well as press materials, exhibition brochures, postcards exchanged with other artists, and a series of photographs taken by Budd Studio of New York of both artists: Eusebio Sempere and Abel Martín.