h1: Roseta Mus Wins Bronze Laus Award for Menorcan Music Exhibition
h2: About the Award
The ADG Laus Awards celebrate outstanding graphic design and visual communication in Spain. This year, Roseta Mus and the Museu de Menorca received a Bronze Laus in the Exhibition Graphics category for their project “Així sona Menorca.” The ceremony took place at the Disseny Hub Barcelona (DHub).
h2: A History of Success
This isn’t Roseta Mus’s first Laus recognition. She has previously earned several awards working with the Museum of Menorca, including a Golden Laus for the exhibition “Urban Archaeology.” The repeated success shows a strong, creative partnership between the designer and the museum.
h3: Mus’s Thoughts on the Win
Roseta expressed her gratitude, saying the award belongs to both her and the museum:
“The Laus recognize not only the designers but also those who promote and commission the projects. Working with the Museum of Menorca is always a pleasure; they do excellent work and make collaboration easy.”
h2: What “Així sona Menorca” Shows
The exhibition invites visitors on a journey through 400 years of Menorcan music. It explores how melodies, instruments, and songs have shaped the island’s society, economy, and culture.
h3: Team Behind the Exhibition
- Scientific curatorship: Laura Triay (musicologist)
- Technical curatorship: Montserrat Anglada and David Cabré
- Project direction: Carolina Desel
Their combined expertise helped turn historical research into an engaging visual experience.
h2: A Personal Touch
For Roseta, the award carries extra meaning. Her father, Tòfol Mus Reynés, wrote the lyrics to “Escolta es vent,” a song featured in the exhibition. Seeing her family’s contribution highlighted made the win especially emotional.
h2: Why This Matters for Teens
- Connects past and present: Shows how traditional music still influences modern life on Menorca.
- Highlights local talent: Celebrates designers, musicians, and historians working together.
- Inspires creativity: Demonstrates how graphic design can bring history to life in museums and exhibitions.
h2: Conclusion
The Bronze Laus award for “Així sona Menorca” recognizes not only stunning graphics but also the collaborative spirit behind preserving Menorcan musical heritage. Roseta Mus’s dedication, paired with the museum’s curatorial excellence, creates an exhibition that educates, entertains, and resonates across generations—especially with young audiences eager to explore their cultural roots.
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Images Credit: www.menorca.info