Oscar Niemeyer International Cultural Centre

The Oscar Niemeyer International Cultural Centre, or Centro Niemeyer is a cultural centre complex designed by means of the Brazilian architect Oscar Niemeyer and an worldwide task. The centre is located on the estuary of Aviles, Asturias in northwest Spain. It became inaugurated on 26 May 2011. Its implementing size and its white, red and yellow outdoors make it a noticeably visible landmark on the town's landscape. The Fundacion Centro Cultural Internacional Oscar Niemeyer Principado de Asturias become created in 2007 to control the Niemeyer Centre's homes and cultural tasks.

One of the everlasting sports of the Niemeyer Centre could be the Film Centre. Woody Allen proposed the concept to the Principality of Asturias' Government following several visits to Asturias. He has publicly supported the Aviles' Centre, travelling the metropolis and including bits of it in his first film shot in Spain The Foundation develops international tasks and works to set up a collaborative network. The paintings of the Foundation is primarily based on three goals: schooling, subculture and peace.

It is hoped consistent with whom the centre can be a magnet for talent, information and creativity, in addition to promoting nearby content. It has a robust cognizance on collaboration with worldwide cultural centres. Oscar Niemeyer is an honorary member of the Foundation The Centre has organised specific academic activities along with the ones in collaboration with the Kevin Spacey Foundation, or María Pages. Students of various ages had the opportunity to apply the meeting area for learning and activities including acting in Broadway play. It become also one of the stops of the Ruta Quetzal in 2011.