GAN opened its doors to the exhibition “Laura Rokha and her eternal beings”
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Published at: 26/03/2025 08:20 AM
The National Art Gallery (GAN) inaugurated in its spaces the exhibition “Laura Rokha and her eternal beings”, which has more than 70 puppets made by the writer and puppet maker Laura de Rokha, who arrived at 92 years old.
During the inauguration, the Deputy Minister of Arts, Image and Space and President of the National Museums Foundation, Mary Pemjean, stressed that today, dear and eternal people come together in the place they deserve, in the National Art Gallery.
“In this space, which is for all artists, because there are no differences here, everyone here is an artist, a creator, a dreamer, a culture, a person working for our country,” he added.
He also said that for the team of the National Museums Foundation it is a great satisfaction that Laura de Rokha can accompany them. At the same time, she pointed out that in her role as a writer she tells a story that leads to understanding and understanding more of the characters that will be on display for two months in the gallery's facilities, for the enjoyment of the general public.
For her part, the artist Laura de Rokha emphasized that for her, exhibiting at the GAN represents a great dream, which materialized thanks to the support of a friend. “When I'm ready, each of my creations speaks to me and says 'I am' it's like a game, I get inspired and I'm looking for a way to get there,” he said.
The exhibition that is located in the Munap room of the GAN has pieces that generate a symbiosis so that the spectator can immerse themselves in the game of Laura de Rokha, who starts from her roots to dedicate her life to creating, from letters and puppets, a universe full of relationships and imagination that are born from the infinite interior.
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