Exhibition: Memory of Pilgrimage. The Way of St. James. First European Cultural Route (Burgos)

The audiovisual exhibition Memory of Pilgrimage is the outcome of a recent trip by photographer Manuel Valcárcel and musician Alexandro González, both Galician natives, along pilgrimage routes to Santiago with a long history and tradition. The aim of this modern journey was to immerse themselves, every sense at the ready, in the intimacy of historical locations which make up a considerable portion of the cultural memory of all humanity.

The exhibition reflects an intense journey lived to the fullest, taking them to Bulgaria, Hungary, Austria, the Czech Republic, Slovenia, Italy, Northern Spain and the pilgrimage route through Galicia. A very unusual pilgrimage, on which both artists remained diligently aware of the cultural tradition and religious feeling that pervade these locations and routes, highlighting realities which have at times been silenced, using their approach to reveal situations and circumstances that affect populations living near the pilgrimage routes, or the modest way of life in so many places.

In short, Memory of Pilgrimage presents the plurality and wealth of a Europe formed by the routes of the Way of St. James. It cannot fail to leave any observer indifferent.

Location: Sala Beato Valentín Palencia. Cloister under the cathedral of Burgos
Address: Calle Diego Porcelos. Burgos

Dates: 14-29 July 2017
Hours: Every day from 12:00 to 14:00 and from 18:00 to 20:00 h.

Organized by: S.A de Xestión do Plan Xacobeo. Turismo de Galicia. Xunta de Galicia
In partnership with:  Asociación de Amigos del Camino de Santiago de Burgos, Arcebispado de Burgos and Cabido da Catedral de Burgos.

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