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The exhibition hall 'Vicente Noguera "Torre Pacheco hosts from tomorrow, Monday 19 October, and until February 31 the exhibition" Francesc CatalĂ -Roca.

Murcia photographs 1961-1968 'produced by the Photographic Historical Center of the Region of Murcia (Cehiform) under the Ministry of Culture and Tourism, which has already been seen in the municipalities of Cartagena, Caravaca de la Cruz.

The workshop is presented by the product Cehiform different photographic journeys National Photography Prize CatalĂ -Roca made by Spain in the 60's taking a large number of images for institutional campaigns to promote tourism.

However, the author turned his attention to the real picture of poverty, despair and hope, which was Spain.

These samples are inserted in the work of Cehiform to recover the most significant works and authors of regional photography and photographs that without Murcia have left evidence of their art in relation with the region, such as cataloging Roca.

The interest in his photographs as people hoard or streets.

In short, the life of the different sites becomes the absolute protagonist of his compositions, without side attachments or anything that may interfere with or distort what it intends to communicate.

CatalĂ -Roca

Francesc CatalĂ -Roca (1922-1998) is presented as one of the leading photographers of the change of direction experienced by the area of the image at the end of 1940 in Spain.

He became one of the most important performers of the scope of the testimonial of his day, even to be a crucial link between the vanguard of the antiwar and emerging trends of the 40 documentaries and 50.

His creative work influenced the work of some photographers who extended their realistic production in the 50 and 60.

Thus began a journey documentary that gave a personal vision to catch a Spain who suffers, who lives and feels, leaving its objective evidence of actual situations in which they develop their contemporaries.

Source: CARM