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Opening of a painting exhibition by Portuguese artist Miguel Laranjeira at Espaço + in Aljezur. The works study the human figure through colour, line and distortion, exploring emotional and psychologi
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Opening of a painting exhibition by Portuguese artist Miguel Laranjeira at Espaço + in Aljezur. The works study the human figure through colour, line and distortion, exploring emotional and psychological themes. The show runs on weekdays through 30 October and suits visitors interested in contemporary painting.
Event listing via cm-aljezur.pt
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