Bolivarian Government reopened Jesús Soto Modern Museum in Bolívar

Published at: 22/05/2025 09:08 AM

The Bolivarian Government reopened the Jesús Soto Modern Museum in Ciudad Bolívar, Bolivar state, as part of the 130 works presented in 130 days by the National Government.

This was announced by the Deputy Minister of Imaging Arts of the Ministry of Popular Power for Culture (MPPC), Mary Pemjean, who said that this act of reopening symbolizes the revitalization of Venezuelan culture and the Executive's commitment to the preservation of the national artistic heritage.

“We found ourselves in this space, admiring the beautiful work of the Yellow and Silver Rotary as part of the recovery and reopening of this museum as part of the 130 works of the Bolivarian Government. The “obretón” that we are celebrating is part of the seven transformations, especially the second transformation, humanitarian cities. And what's more humane than enjoying art, creation and culture,” he said.

In addition, he emphasized that this is a gift for the Venezuelan people who will be able to enjoy more than 500 works by Maestro Soto, as well as other national and international pieces.

For her part, Mireya Núñez, director of the Jesús Soto Modern Museum, indicated that this restoration, made possible by the Executive Vice Presidency, President Nicolás Maduro and the company CVG, has involved a considerable effort that extends beyond simple physical repair.

He also reported that the renovated work included the complete rehabilitation of seven rooms, the multipurpose room, the library and the implementation of a state-of-the-art air conditioning and security system. Also, the waterproofing of roofs, restoration of gardening and restoration of lighting that help to provide an optimal environment for the exhibition and preservation of works.

MINCULTURA/Mazo News Team