Intures, sculptures and ceramics are part of the artistic techniques in the sample "Learning Playing" of an inclusive artist Daniel Cubilla, as part of the International Day of White Baston and will be on display up to October 22 at the 13th floor of the Ministry of Culture (MiCultura).

The exhibition will have twelve inclusive works that reflect feelings, sensations or scenes so that the visitor will feel identified with situations of his daily living. Likewise, each of the artistic pieces has a text in braille for the benefit of people with visual disabilities.

Jorge Morales, director of the Office of Equal Opportunities at MiCultura emphasized the work of the artist Cubilla to create works of art at high relief, with specific aims and objectives: to be a bridge between visual arts and visual disability, making his work an exceptional, exemplary and accessible artistic expression for all.

"We hope Daniel Cubilla can expand his collection and continue his activities with the Ministry of Culture to raise awareness about disability," Morales added.

With this type of MiCultura activity, through the Office of Equal Opportunities aims at sensitizing people about the condition of visual disability and including all these young people with complete or low vision to have accessibility to and enjoy and learn about art and cultural events.

The exhibition is free and can be visited with an appointment before: 501- 4937 / 4983.

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