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: SABIÑÁNIGO, ITS PEOPLE

A new temporary exhibition opens at the Art Gallery of Sabiñánigo (C / Serrablo 69) organized by the Museum of Serrablo .

This time it will be able to view 32 photographs that depict the daily life of our city, from almost its inception in the early twentieth century until the mid 70's. Here you can enjoy the most varied snapshots from people in day to day work or school, to others enjoying leisure time (walks around, bridal fifth, Santiago parties, soccer games, skiing, folklore, etc.).. There are unrelated to this sample also important events for the future of the town (Civil War, author visits, etc..) Or instant celebrities of all known (Carlos Lopez Otin, Salvador López Arruebo, etc.).

The exhibition complements last year entitled "The Streets of Sabiñánigo."

This exhibition opened on July 23 and will remain open until Aug. 15, in schedule from 19 to 21 hours.

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The museum in the summer schools

This week, more particularly 7 and 9 July, we come to Sallent de Gallego and Biescas to perform the educational workshop YAYOS OUR HOUSE "in the programming of the Summer Schools organized by the Region of Alto Gallego.

This activity aims to convey what it was smaller houses in the traditional society and why make them so (adaptation to climate and environment). We also talked of building materials (stone, wood, tile or slate) and the spatial distribution of indoor (cellar, furnace, kitchen, bedrooms, false, etc.). The explanation has

been accompanied by pictures of the inside of our museum and old houses in villages Serrablo.

Finally we tried one of the most characteristic elements of the architecture of the neighborhood chimneys and the part that ends the Espantabrujas.

After this more theoretical part they have had to put children to work and develop their own clay-based Espantabrujas. The result is the one that you can see in the photographs.

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the morning of July 8 we have returned to the residence "Highlands" of Sabiñánigo for a talk on the theme of food in traditional society.
has been a very enjoyable and rewarding in that we have shared with all the data obtained from interviews with some of its residents on this issue and we have all been expanded and adducing new. So we conducted an
commodity at that time (bread, wine, slaughter, etc.), How almost everything that was consumed at home was raised exceptions such as oil, cod, wine .... that was bought, or rather, bartered, exchanged for products that abound in the area (cheese, potatoes). We also talked about the hunger that was passed after the war when many of the peoples of the region were destroyed, the different crops and products that occur in the area depending on the weather and the terrain, the food of the weddings, christenings, parties older, pilgrimages, etc. and of course at that time style: Farinet meat shepherdess crumbs, cod ajoarriero, pebbles, etc.
A very interesting topic and is closely related to socioeconomic factors from that era.

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XIII Traditional Food Prize International Sculpture "Angel Orensanz"

This Thursday, July 1, the City of Sabiñánigo has delivered the XIII International Prize for Sculpture "Angel Orensanz" , this issue has fallen into the hands of Iñaki M. Ruiz de Egino for his sculpture "Dihedral open-door" .
This contest is a biannual basis and each issue focuses on a theme Specifically, this time, the sculptors had to bring work related to the theme "Sabiñánigo: Meeting Place."
sculpture and winning can be seen in our city, in the Plaza of Spain, in turn can be seen at the Art Gallery (C / Serrablo 69) other works by the sculptor Ruiz de Eguino. This exhibition is entitled "Uniqueness space" opened the same day in January and runs until July 18 in time from 19 to 21 hours.