2023-09-14 03:31:49
In a much more difficult social context than four years ago, with new economic actors on the scene, the 10th Uneac Congress will take place, to be held in June of next year in the Cuban capital.
This was revealed at the meeting of a group of members of this organization that brings together the artistic avant-garde in Artemisa with members of its national leadership, headed by Luis Morlote Rivas and Magda Resik Aguirre, president and vice president, respectively.
Uneac in Artemisa presented the members of the Organizing Commission in the territory, who will work with a view to collecting the main concerns and problems that affect cultural work within the province and affect the work of the members of Uneac.
The Commission was made up of Juan Carlos Alfonso, president and representative to the X Congress for the plastic arts section, Jorge Dupeyrón, vice president, Erwind Vichot (music), Jonnie Martínez Nieves (performing arts), Danilo Felipe Díaz (literature) and Reinier del Pino Cejas (audiovisual media).
Morlote recognized the interest of Cuban intellectuals in the destiny of the nation and that the work of Uneac radiates to all areas of society, not only to the cultural area itself, but is involved in very diverse sectors, due to the so broad that creators usually have regarding the society where they live and create.
¨It is true that the economic situation in Cuba has become complicated; but despite this great setback, many cultural projects have been able to be realized, thanks to the fact that we have been able to mobilize wills and resources against all odds,” said Morlote Rivas, while Muñoz Alfonso called not only to raise problems, but, in As far as possible, suggest solutions for these.
The presence of cultural topics on the radio, the lack of resources and the little encouragement to work within the houses of culture, the uncertain direction taken in the commercialization of music, the need to recognize several people with the Distinction for Cuban Culture Artemiseño creators, some of very advanced age, and the essential sensitivity of the paintings to lead in this sector where the identity of the Homeland is decided, motivated several interventions by the artists present.
“We have to leave the best cultural references to the new generations,” said Magda Resik Aguirre, while Morlote, as in previous appointments, recalled that the doors of the Television Cultural News are open to all the nation’s creators and this should be taken advantage of. space for the people of Artemis, just as the creators of the province of Villa Clara and other non-capital territories have done in a sustained manner.
At the closing, it was announced that the director María Elena Luis had won the Cucumí Prize for her radio version of the work Francisca and deathby Onelio Jorge Cardoso for the children’s program Come, Fly with Me, of Radio Ariguanabo, to which Malawi Capote and Irelis Hernández Miqueli contributed.
For its recently completed 50 years, the Yawar group received recognition. Yamila Duarte Duarte, vice governor of the province, Andrés Ligoña, Coordinator of Programs, Objectives and Tasks of the Government, and Ivón Álvarez, provincial director of culture, also joined the debates at this meeting of the Artemiseña artistic avant-garde.
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