Radio Havana Cuba | Exhibitions Italian artist at the National Museum of Natural History

Havana, July 30 (RHC) The National Museum of Natural History (MNHN) announced that the exhibition Colors and Reflections of Nature, from the Italian artist Mauricio Milanese, will be inaugurated next Wednesday in Havana.

Draw works executed with various techniques, including pencils, watercolors and crayons and on the wildlife species and their habitats, to promote the preservation of biodiversity, conservation and protection of the world's wildlife.

Regla Balmori Álvarez, communication specialist of the MNHN, badured that it will be opened, in the Guas Gallery, from the first to the 29th of August entering as one of the activities of the institution by the period

Mauricio Milanese has exhibited a considerable amount of works in galleries of his country, for which he has received awards and has participated in collaborations and publications of poems, historical research and art and

Natural de Cuba extended its night schedule in July 2017 beyond nine o'clock in the evening and achieved encouraging results in terms of visitors.

Only in this month, the first of the summer phase, the installation received more than a thousand people compared to the same season of 2016, according to their statistics.

The presence of Cuban researcher Gilberto Silva Taboada, Honorary Specialist of the Cuban Academy of Sciences, who received in 2016 the title in New York from Dr. Honoris Causa, awarded by the Richard Gilder Graduate School, on behalf of the American Museum of Natural History.

The study of Silva Taboada on Cuban and Caribbean biodiversity, especially mammals, including bats. (Source: Cubasí)