press kit - The International Council of Museums
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Museo - Refugio de la Guerra Civil<br />
Erecciones Completas (10.30pm and 12am)<br />
Performance.<br />
<strong>The</strong> Shelters <strong>of</strong> Gisbert Street were built in 1937, during the Spanish Civil War. Excavated in the Conception<br />
Hill, they were the largest shelters in the city that could accommodate 5,500 people.<br />
From the beginning to the end <strong>of</strong> the war, Cartagena suffered repeated bombings by the German and Italian<br />
aviation. <strong>The</strong> reasons for these bombings were the fact that the harbour was the Republic’s naval base, the<br />
place where support to the Republican arrived and it was the second center <strong>of</strong> war industry in the Republican<br />
zone. In 2006, Gisbert Street shelters opened to the public allowing people remember some episodes <strong>of</strong> our<br />
recent<br />
history.<br />
OS REVERENDOS: Behind this Galician-Portuguese name, two performers poets hide. <strong>The</strong>y are lovers <strong>of</strong> good<br />
texts, comedy and verbal sparrings. Os Reverendos intend to disseminate their message, open branches<br />
wherever they go and start a new religion.<br />
Contact: Elena Ramos<br />
Phone: +34 96 8500093<br />
Email : marketing@puertoculturas.com<br />
Address: Calle Gisbert 10 – 30202 Cartagena, Spain<br />
Website: www.cartagenapuertodeculturas.com<br />
Centro de Interpretación de la Muralla Púnica<br />
David Ymbernón Poesía Visual Culinaria (10pm and 11.30pm)<br />
Performance.<br />
<strong>The</strong> interpretation centre - Centro de Interpretación de la Muralla Púnica (<strong>The</strong> Punic Wall Interpretation<br />
Centre) deals with safeguarding the remains <strong>of</strong> the ancient Carthaginian wall which encircled the city and are<br />
one <strong>of</strong> the rare remains <strong>of</strong> Punic archaeological sites in the Iberian Peninsula.<br />
Near the wall, there is the crypt which is the only remains that are left from the chapel <strong>of</strong> San José, and dates<br />
from the 16th to the 19th century.<br />
<strong>The</strong> excavations <strong>of</strong> these two archaeological sites took place in 1987 and their development in 2003.<br />
During the Museum Night, Ymbernón will tell how, as a child, he was intoxicated by drinking a potion he<br />
prepared carefully. It was a hint <strong>of</strong> what would happen years later with "Bona Cuina” (Premio Nacional de<br />
Acciones Artística 1999), later to be known as "Poesía Visual Culinaria": it consists <strong>of</strong> cooking a dish and from<br />
an egg, you get a salad, from a banana you get a sausage, etc.<br />
Contact: Elena Ramos<br />
Phone: +34 96 8500093<br />
Fax: 34968529298<br />
Email: marketing@puertoculturas.com<br />
Address: Calle San Diego – 30202 Cartagena, Spain<br />
Website: www.cartagenapuertodeculturas.com<br />
Boinas La Encartada Museoa (Spain)<br />
Conoce la fábrica un poco más (Friday 13, May, 5.30pm and Saturday 14, May, 1pm)<br />
Free entry, Visit.<br />
Guided tours conducted by former workers <strong>of</strong> the factory. <strong>The</strong> visitors will learn about experiences and life told<br />
by former workers in the factory La Encartada.<br />
Duration: 45 minutes.<br />
Limited number <strong>of</strong> visitors. Prior booking is required. Phone: 946 800 778 – Email:<br />
info@laencartadamuseoa.com.<br />
Contact: Begoña De Ibarra Zuazo (Director)<br />
Phone: +34 94 6800778<br />
Email: b.deibarra@laencartadamuseoa.com<br />
Address: Barrio El Peñueco, 11 – 48800 Balmaseda, Spain<br />
Website: www.laencartadamuseoa.com<br />
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