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Around 30 Spanish and international artists bring contemporary realism to Zaragoza in this exhibition

Contemporary realism will return to Zaragoza with an exhibition bringing together 29 artists and celebrating 20 years of work. "Something More Than Realism..." will run from November 6 to December 5, featuring artists such as Antonio López, Eduardo Naranjo and Don Eddy, in an event highlighting the continuing relevance of figurative painting.
Around 30 Spanish and international artists bring contemporary realism to Zaragoza in this exhibition

The exhibition can be visited at the gallery of the Agrupación Artística Aragonesa, located at 23 Calle Mariano de Lagasca, and will remain open from Monday to Saturday. This edition also marks two decades of a project that has turned Zaragoza into a meeting point for artists connected to figurative art.

Participating artists include names such as Antonio López, Eduardo Naranjo, Don Eddy, Doug Webb, José Luis Corella and Katsu Nakajima, alongside artists from different countries and with highly diverse styles. The exhibition will span approaches ranging from more traditional figurative perspectives to works defined by the technical precision of hyperrealism.

TWENTY YEARS BRINGING CONTEMPORARY REALISM TO ZARAGOZA

Over its twenty editions, "Something More Than Realism..." has brought together numerous representatives of international figurative art and helped audiences discover very different approaches within the same artistic language. Artelibre maintains that realism remains an open field for new perspectives, techniques and forms of representation.

The Zaragoza-based organization also has more than thirty years of experience promoting and disseminating figurative art. Since its creation, it has worked to strengthen recognition of these artistic languages and champion their relevance within contemporary creation, both among established artists and new generations.

The 20th edition will open on Friday, November 6, and can be visited until December 5. Artelibre presents the exhibition as a celebration of the talent and craftsmanship of painting, but also as a tribute to the artists, collaborators, institutions and public who have supported the project over the past two decades.

About this article: Originally published in Spanish by AragonDigital.es and—following a selection process by our journalists—made available to the international audience of AragonDaily.com. Both newspapers belong to companies within the ARAGON DIGITAL GROUP.