A Sculpture Recalls in the Museum of Fine Arts the Victims of Zulueta Slavery
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The provincial government has installed the sculpture 'Arrastoa' by Irati Antia in the garden of the Zulueta Palace to provide information about the palace's historical connection to slavery. The anti-racist association Contrapunto has accused the government of being "excluded" from the process.
Since today, the garden of the Museum of Fine Arts of Álava has a new element of memory. The sculpture Rastro, by the artist gasteiztarra Irati Antia, accompanies the plaque installed at the entrance of the building to remind the victims of slavery and make visible the relationship of Julián de Zulueta with the trafficking of African people and their slave exploitation in Cuba. The intervention has been presented by the deputy foral of Culture a…
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