Guillermo Hennekens, was born nearly five decades in Buenos Aires, although
from that source is not in any way belonging
. It is one of the premier visual arts in our province. His resume is not the usual pop artist, he studied Visual Arts, made an unsuccessful attempt in architecture
, traveled to Mexico where he participated in various workshops
and currently works as a teacher. But in his small house, giving shape to his inexhaustible creativity and artistic production with a large behind, claims his character artist above all else. This interview has given us, help you learn a little more depth to this unique creator.
Agendalo! Your guide to events in Paraná.
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Paraná, Capital of Disguise: The birthday celebration of half a dozen friends became the most popular event of Paraná recent years. Thousands of young people travel the long weekend of August to attend the Feast Costume. The 2010 edition comes with more surprises.
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Welcome to Paraná, Paraná receives every day large numbers of visitors, people who is a walk, but in the city where they study or work, people walking the streets regularly but, however, are not native here. Outsiders who walk our streets and sidewalks every day, but not Parana. What have these people crossing the city receives for their daily tasks and fires, or fire them when the activities are completed.
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: Drama love in times of Juan Manuel Roses. A mid-nineteenth century, a young upper-class Buenos Aires, Camila O'Gorman, and a priest Tucuman, Uladislao Gutiérrez, challenged the morality of the time and embarked on the river Paraná to live in peace the love that united them.
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