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The Festival of Street Art Imagine revving up ahead of the next edition, as she recalls the past with the publication of the catalog that was presented during a party held at the Museum of San Javier.

Ricardo Quesada photographer immortalized with his camera to papers presented at the Imagina 2009 that have now been published in a catalog that I could get into the Department of Youth.

The artists and creators who wish to participate in Imagine 2010 will have time to present their projects to the January 27, 2010, according to the bases have already been published and are available on info@imagina.sanjavier.es.

Each participant may submit one or more works from any artistic discipline with the only requirement to be designed to develop or be exposed in the street.

The councilman of Youth, José Luis Espinosa, and the team coordinator Imagine, Salvi Vivancos, Alejandro Olmos, and Santiago Martinez plays host to the popular party with a Festival on the news that forward as the implementation of workshops, edits , as ambitious as the experimental theater workshop in 16mm.

to be held in San Javier from 18 to 22 January, in collaboration with the Laboratorio de Arte Joven, LAB, Murcia, given by the Contemporary Art Foundation, of Montevideo.

In addition to this workshop, "born with a vocation to move forward, including setting based in San Javier," said Vivanco, other projects over the next months as a workshop around the figure of Marc Jenkins New York artist whose works expose in the next edition of Imagine, when it is also expected to take a collective big picture all the people of San Javier, emulating a similar one exists dated 1933, with several rows of neighbors formed outside the church.

In the party of progress catalog and innovations, as is usual missed appointments Imagine the surprise and fun.

On arrival at the museum, a scaffold preventing the door step as a team of cleaning and repair were anxious to finish an impossible job.

They were young local actors Panda Karamba later offered a show at the museum's courtyard dominated by a plane that appeared totally plastered to the time that Imagine did not hesitate to entertain your files with music, refreshments and snacks.

Source: Ayuntamiento de San Javier