Casablanca: "Open Cultures. Spain and Morocco", Virtual Exhibition by Cervantes Institute

Casablanca: "Open Cultures. Spain and Morocco", Virtual Exhibition by Cervantes Institute
Wednesday 14 April 2021 - 14:37

The Cervantes Institutes of Casablanca and Rabat are launching, on Wednesday, a virtual exhibition entitled “Open Cultures. Spain and Morocco”, to celebrate the Spanish and Moroccan cultures on the occasion of the 30th anniversary of the creation of the Institute.

This exhibition, which will run until April 22, is a creative project on the Instagram social network which, through nine images, opens nine windows on the Spanish culture in connection with the Moroccan culture, two open and close cultures, said a press release by the Cervantes Institute of Casablanca.

They are nine images to celebrate the openness and connection between the Spanish and Moroccan cultures, the source added.

Each window is dedicated to a socio-cultural aspect and its presence in Spain and Morocco: language and literature, music and dance, cinema and the audiovisual, plastic arts, science and technology, travel and tourism, gastronomy, economy and sport.

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