"Eppo Cardelo, opened on Thursday, January 26, 2012 the exhibition "Eppocalipsis ", including four new works, three of them in commemoration of the" Day of Victims of the Nazi Holocaust. "
The exhibition took place at the renowned British School King's College Murcia and was the one who opened the art gallery of that school.
Not only those attending the exhibition had the opportunity to enjoy the artist's works, but also school students thanks to the fact that this exhibition room permanently hosted its work, thus facilitating the better development of the project "Art in schools"
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From November 9 to December 29, 2012, Eppo Cardelo moved from its permanent collection exhibition at Kings College Murcia, to the Exhibition Hall of the Public Library of Torre Pacheco.
The exhibition was a great success, since alongside the exhibition of his paintings, the artist made several lectures for children from different schools of the population, with his "Art at School" project, Eppo is able to approach the art to the children in an original and fun way.
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Life on the rails
On Saturday 31 May 2014 at 20:00 took place the opening of the exhibition of industrial archeology LIFE ON THE RAILS, in the railway station of the Barrio Peral, now disused and located in the famous Green Mile of Cartagena. The facility has been restored a few years ago and is now used by the Barrio Peral scout group.
The exhibition dealt with everyday life in a railway station in the early twentieth century and for the occasion have been recovered original objects from Cartagena halt, materials assigned to the sample by the Association of Friends of the Railroad Murcia itself.
Also visitors could see a selection of the work “Eppocalipsis”, artworks from the renamed artist Eppo Cardelo, and reproductions plumilla stations from Cartagena to Murcia (second railway of Spain, inaugurated by Isabel II), made by Murcia painter Ramon Rubio.
The exhibition is organized by GAIA Archaeology, Neighborhood Association Barrio Peral Cartagena and AMAF (Association of Friends of the Railroad) and it Salvius WINES companies collaborate and PUBLICARTAGENA, along with artists Eppo Cardelo and Ramon Rubio.