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Publication in Heraldo de Aragón (09/07/20) about the campaign directed by the Health Minister of the DGA, Sira Repollés in which one of the works of Jose Manuel Cardiel is used as a background for the videos.

The group exhibition Transforming, where José Manuel Cardiel participated, opened on March 6, 2020 in Brussels, at the Martin's Atelier art gallery. The exhibition could be visited on March 6, 7 and 8 and the Finishing was scheduled for Sunday, March 22, this being postponed until a new date due to the current coronavirus pandemic. The Spanish expressionist painter Santiago Marinez Peral participated in the exhibition; Txema Muñoz, artist who works in the disciplines of painting, engraving and drawing. The third artist who participated in the group exhibition was José Manuel Cardiel, a Spanish abstract expressionist painter with a style that reminds us of the work of Jackson Pollock and who has more than 300 works. The Martin's Atelier gallery is located in Brussels and is run by Icíar Ormaechea and Martin Versnel. Today they are a reference in the promotion of Spanish and Latin American artists in Brussels, being the starting point for their European projection. The exhibition was supported by the Embassy of Spain to the Kingdom of Belgium @spainculturebe The art exhibition was attended by more

TRANSFORMING The new exhibition at Martin's Atelier presents the works of three Spanish artists who dazzle with their color, energy and creativity. José Manuel Cardiel is an abstract expressionist whose paintings overflow with light and color. His work is part of the pictorial movement of Willen de Kooning and Jackson Pollock, characterized by splashing, throwing, pouring and dripping on canvas, a technique known as dripping, which he masters masterfully. Santiago Martínez Peral covers a wide range of pictorial typologies resulting from his continuous research. Symbolism, sensuality, irony, nature or expressionism are characteristics very present in his works. Txema Muñoz is a versatile and innovative artist interested in a special way in “material” art, which has led him to investigate different textures that serve as inspiration for his works. Vernissage: Friday, March 6, from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. Brunch: Sunday, March 8, from 12 p.m. to 3 p.m. Finissage brunch: Sunday, March 22, from 12 p.m. to 3 p.m. Martin's Atelier. Avenue Maurice 19, 1050 IxellesFrom March 6 to 22www.martinsatelier.eu Original publication on the website topbruselas.com