The Government of Castilla-La Mancha opened on 10 September at the Sala de Arte of the Delegación de la Junta in Guadalajara the sculpture exhibition Antolomía by the sculptor Justo Vicente According to the regional government, the exhibition is part of the official cultural programme for the Ferias y Fiestas of the city and on display until 9 October 2026.
The Junta’s delegate in Guadalajara, Rosa María García, stressed at the opening that culture was an essential part of the festivities. Antolomía will specifically expand the artistic programme during the Ferias y Fiestas. The regional government gave no specific visitor targets or financial details.
According to the organisers, the exhibition presents a selection of works by Justo Vicente, focusing on the variety of materials. It features pieces in iron, stone, wood and concrete, bringing together different series of works and production techniques by the artist. The exhibition is set up in the official Sala de Arte, which belongs to the Delegación de la Junta and regularly hosts exhibitions as part of the regional cultural calendar.
The initiative is in keeping with the common practice of accompanying major festival weeks and traditional events with curated cultural programmes. Such programmes raise the profile of local artists while also strengthening the regional administrations’ institutional cultural role. For Guadalajara, inclusion in the Junta’s official exhibition calendar brings additional visibility in the region and beyond.
The quoted statements come from the regional government’s official announcement. It provided no further details, for example about guided tours, educational activities or related events. The exhibition runs until 9 October inclusive; the Delegación de la Junta can provide further information on visiting arrangements on the day.
With the opening of Antolomía, the regional government is continuing its approach of shaping the Ferias y Fiestas not just as a popular festival, but as a city experience with a cultural focus. The emphasis on visual art reflects its ambition to reach a broad audience during the festivities – from residents to visitors from elsewhere.
Editor: Mira Cadena (Article created with AI assistance).