Artists Drawing Masks

???? The group of sketchers BoSCQuexeiras visited the Museo do Pobo Galego to create their artworks inspired by the masks featured in the exhibition MASKS. Alas y Viento Collection. Nacho Rovira II. More than thirty people gathered in this beautiful ethnographic museum to immerse themselves in the exhibition through artistic expression. Masks are a handcrafted representation of the identity of the communities that make and wear them — so what better way to explore this exhibition than through collective art?

???? We invite you to visit the exhibition and let yourselves be inspired by it until 26 April, in the upper cloister of the Museo do Pobo Galego.

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