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Jumilla Templar Association has joined the craft in his Phoenix Project Prisoners of Fine Arts was created in 2006 for internal populations of the state prisons that use Spanish in the fine arts boarding formative therapy in an attempt to join the the Administration's efforts to combat the state form, to the extent of their capabilities, social exclusion, boredom, depressive and even suicide attempts through the proposals of the military documented Christi Murcia town famous for the temple of their wines.

Templar association with the recent financial assistance received from the Obra Social "la Caixa", expand and consolidate their cultural scope to coordinate the work of various Spanish prison inmates who show interest and qualifications for their proposals in a work common, in this case it is a fledgling Bethlehem Templar already working in the internal eight Picassent MER3 CP - Valencia based on a watercolor Jumillano provided by the Templars, Manuel CP Polished Marble Ponent (Lleida), which has 2008 participates actively in the project Templar, and calling "Cynthia Templar" shaped by the internal Arteseros Ramon, serves as a template for building a comprehensive model belenística.

The Templars have brought clay, tools and a chainsaw, while the CP Castellon II - Internal Albocásser received a canvas, brushes, markers, specialty papers and tubes of paint, bearing in mind that in this establishment Jumilla Templar Association has deposited works that make up the National Exhibition of Fine Arts Prisoners in 2011 involved 14 Spanish prisons, two Catalans, the Principality of Andorra, Barcelona school Mossèm Cinto Verdaguer, and in the case of the green has counted Sangonera with watercolor entitled "grenades" of Murcia prestigious painter, born in White, Pedro Cano, shows that he is waiting to fix for the management of the center, its presentation remained until January 15 next in the exhibition hall of the establishment Sociocultural Area prison.

This shows the Templars conclude the activities included in the Eighth Crusade Templar Cultural Bailiwick of Jumilla 2011 that began its journey last May in the rural school in the hamlet Jumillano Cañada del Trigo and where more than three thousand people will have seen the pictorial displays, according to the Association Jumilla Templars.

Source: Asociación Templarios de Jumilla