Núria Soley exhibits in Montblanc: Nomadic Itineraries, prelude to Terrània 2026

Núria Soley, veteran ceramist linked to Terrània, exhibits in Montblanc with a work that portrays four family generations. This exhibition is the perfect prelude to the twenty-second edition of a festival that places ceramics at the heart of local culture.

If you like creative ceramics, you surely won’t want to miss this event that links art with personal history and family tradition, all set in an emblematic space like the Sala Sant Miquel.

Terrània 2026: What is it and Why does it matter?

What is Terrània and Why does Montblanc make it its own?

Terrània is an international festival held in Montblanc that for 22 editions has brought together renowned ceramic artists with local and visiting audiences.

The festival not only exhibits pieces but also creates a dialogue between ceramics and the community, promoting workshops and activities that attract both enthusiasts and professionals alike. Its importance lies in positioning Montblanc as a cultural and artistic benchmark on the Costa Daurada.

What role does Núria Soley play in Terrània?

Ceramist Núria Soley is a key figure in Terrània. With participation in 13 editions, she has been forging a close relationship with the festival and its audience, especially through the microraku workshops that stand out for their spectacular nature.

Her work, always innovative, maintains a link to tradition and memory, making her presence a sign of quality and continuity for the festival.

Nomadic Itineraries: an intimate and creative journey

What is the Nomadic Itineraries exhibition?

It is an exhibition of contemporary ceramic and jewelry pieces that Núria Soley presents at Sala Sant Miquel. The opening coincides with the Festa Major and marks the beginning of the artistic program that precedes the festival.

The exhibition captures a very personal dimension of the artist, where the concept of itinerary refers to migration and change, both physical and emotional.

How can it be visited and for how long?

Nomadic Itineraries will be open during the four weekends of September and the Festa Major. The schedule is adapted to facilitate access: Fridays from 5 to 8 pm, Saturdays and holidays from 11 am to 2 pm and 5 to 8 pm, and Sundays from 11 am to 2 pm.

This allows both locals and visitors to enjoy the exhibition at different times of the day, bringing art closer to everyone.

Núria Soley’s personal connection with the work and the festival

Why is the Self-portrait work key to the exhibition and the poster?

Self-portrait is a piece that combines four porcelain and silver pins, each bearing the imprint of the navel of a generation: the mother, Núria herself, her daughter, and her granddaughter.

This detail symbolizes continuity and family connection, a theme Soley wants to reflect both in the exhibition and in the festival’s image, giving the poster an added and profound value.

How has Núria Soley’s career evolved so far?

With a distinguished path in contemporary jewelry and creative ceramics, Núria combines artistic practice with teaching, establishing herself as a reference in the field.

Her commitment to Terrània and to passing on her craft through workshops and exhibitions has allowed her work and figure to be recognized and appreciated especially in Montblanc.

Article source: Montblanc City Council