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Author: Manuel Garcia Losada This bench begins the series of Quiroga thematic benches; The novelty consists in using these striking and visible supports to highlight concepts, events, products, etc. The series begins with a magnificent example of artistic representation of sorority, very recognizable by its colors and shapes. For yet another year, the Quiroga City Council Women’s Office commemorates International Women’s Day, betting on a new element of urban art.

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Author: Felipe Piñuela These two sculptures (n.3 and n.15) made by the Salamantino Felipe Piñuela intend to value Quiroga’s literary culture. The well-known authors whose names decorate the pencils of culture were chosen not only for the contribution they made to Galician and Castilian literature, but also for being linked to Quiroga’s lands. The authors represented are: Ánxel Fole, Manuel María, Ernesto Guerra de la Cual, Luz Pozo Garza, Eduardo Moreiras and the sisters Pura and Dora Vázquez.

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Author: José Muruzábal – Yoseba MP It is one of the murals that belongs to the series that Muruzábal is developing throughout Galicia called “superavoas”. He wants to represent with a good dose of humor “A rural Galician smallholder woman who works in the fields until she is eighty years old with surprising energy and physical condition”, according to his own words. ERUNDINA, “A SÚPERAVOA VENDIMADORA” Reader: María Vila (4ºESO – IES Quiroga)

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Author: José Muruzábal – Yoseba MP Mural that comes out of what has been seen so far by this artist recognized for his series dedicated to “superavoas”. In his second mural in Quiroga he represents the Meco and the Pampórnigas, mythical characters of the Culture and History of Quiroga who every year go out to dance through the streets of the Hermitage during the Pilgrimage of the Virgen de los Remedios de la Ermida. A ERMIDA PILGRIMAGE Reader: Nadia Touzón (4ºESO – IES Quiroga)

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Author: Mon Devane Mural painting made by the Ourense-born artist Mon Devane which, together with the mural made in the Municipal Auditorium of Quiroga, make up a series of two pieces that aims to value Quiroga’s ethnography and culture. This mural shows the importance of the Camino de Invierno in the town of Quiroga; With a spectacular format due to its dimensions, you can see a woman dressed as a pilgrim, within the characteristic chromatic guidelines of this muralist.

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Author: German Gonzalez Mural dedicated to honey, one of Quiroga’s typical products along with wine, oil and chestnuts. The honey in the valley of the river Sil and in the Courel Mountains is a product that goes beyond the purely gastronomic, since it has a strong cultural and natural component. Whenever we refer to our honey, the alvarizas (circular structures made of stone to protect the hives; about 300 in the territory of the Courel Mountains Xeopark) and the brown bear are present; an animal that lived in these mountains, left and returns now, we hope, to stay. Every August 10, the Quiroguesa town hosts the Honey Show, where beekeepers show and sell their products.

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Author: Manuel Garcia Losada The main facade of the Quiroga Geological Museum was designed by local artist Manuel García Losada. Harmonious combination of stone, wood and iron, to generate a cozy space made up of several volumes that play with shadows, to complete a magnificent simplified trace of the geological structure known as the lying fold of the Courel Mountains.

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Author: Iván Floro – Van Vuu Mural that evokes the feeling of the Ribeira Sacra through a young woman next to a river. In the mural itself you can see the characteristic impressionist style that made this artist so famous, always between orthodoxy and provocation. YOUNG MAN ON THE WATERSIDE Reader: Celia López (4ºESO – IES Quiroga)

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Author: Pablo Sanjuro-Van Kraf Portrait as a memory of the “mother of Galician letters” that serves to give voice to current issues such as women’s rights, the defense of Galician or the denunciation of emigration. As can be seen, her figure continues to be a source of inspiration for numerous artists today.

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Author: Jose Luis Lemos Starting from a phrase, the painter proposes a pleasant and romantic space to kiss; for that he used a range of spring colors along with various floral motifs that evoke the aforementioned season.

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Author: Abi Castillo Mural painting made in the Quiroga Sports Center by the artist Abi Castillo. Can sisterhood (solidarity between women in a context of sexual discrimination and patriarchal violence) be represented? Judge the spectators. Like other works on this route, it was made to commemorate International Women’s Day.

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