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Morro Jable
(Pájara)
Fuerteventura

Avenida del Saladar

Lucha Constante

Constant Struggle

Juan Miguel Cubas
2015

Description

Corten steel sculpture of the goat's heads at the end of a curved pole. Made during the second Symposium in October 2015.

Inscription(s)

Autor: Juan Miguel Cubas

"Lucha Constante"

Simposio 2015

Simposio Internacional de Escultura de Pájara

In Morro Jable, municipality of Pájara, since 2014 a yearly International Sculpture Symposium is held, with the local sculptor Juan Miguel Cubras as one of the promoters. At these symposiums four or five sculptors work for a few weeks in a place open to the public. The sculptures made during the symposiums are placed in the public space of Morro Jable or else in the municipality of Pájara. Just as in Puerto del Rosario, there is no sculpture trail and there are hardly any information signs.

The participants were:

2014: Andrey Balashov (Russia), Juan Miguel Cubas (Fuerteventura), Amancio González (Spain), and Carlos Monge (Mexico).
2015: Victoria Boldova (Spain), Juan Miguel Cubas (Fuerteventura), Amancio González (Spain), and Nedim Hadziahmetovic (Serbia).
2016: Juan Miguel Cubas (Fuerteventura), Antonia Fathullina (Russia), Amancio González (Spain), and Pete Petrov (Bulgaria).
2017: Juan Miguel Cubas (Fuerteventura), Antonia Fathullina (Russia), Amancio González (Spain), Xavier González (France), and Diedel Klöver (Germany).

Sculptor

Juan Miguel Cubas Sánchez (Pájara, Fuerteventura 1969), Spanish-Canarian sculptor (Facebook).

Sources & Information

Ayuntamiento de Pájara, Simposio Internacional de Escultura Pájara 2015.
Noticias Fuerteventura, 29 November 2015, Pájara se llena de esculturas.

Locatie (N 28°2'54" - W 14°20'17") (Satellite view: Google Maps)

Item Code: esca375; Photograph: 15 April 2018
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