National student prize photo contest
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The Deputy Minister of Culture, Gabriel González, participated in the award of the First Student Photography Competition with the theme: "What I admire from My Home," an activity organized by the Ministry of Education through the National Board of Student Affairs.
The award event was held at the Máxima at the National Institute where elementary, high and high schools and private schools from 13 schools were awarded their awards.
He responded to his deputy Minister of Culture Gabriel González, and awarded his tenth degree to his student Daniel Ávila at the Simón Manuel Urbina Institute at Colón his prize as a winner of the category "The Art includes."
The deputy ministers of MiCultura emphasized that "as an artist and as a Panamanian they are proud" to open the photo exhibition, especially at these difficult moments that humanity is facing.
That's a proof of this, because "it allowed our children and youth to observe their environment, their families and their families in detail and to translate them into a photo, and this adds to its usefulness the use of their phones, giving way to art and development" added his deputy ministers González.
Meanwhile, Daniel Ávila's prize winner explained that with his photo she had been meaning that "while we are living with difficult moments with the pandemic, the nature of God remains pleasant and perfect and that there's no disability to do as you wish."
They also participated in the Daniel Domínguez Award, National Director of The Arts of MiCultura, Kennedy Varga, National Director of Student Affairs of the Ministry of Education and Richard Williams Dinger of Icaza rector of the National Institute of Panama.
The travelling sample will be moved to the lobby of the old headquarters of the Ministry of Culture from 13 to 17 September.
