MINISTERY OF CULTURE REVEALA GANATORS TO THE CONCURSO OF ROBERTO LEWIS VISUAL ARTS
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The Spanish Ministry of Culture (MiCultura) published this Wednesday the winners of the National Visual Arts Competition, Roberto Lewis in his four categories "Digital Art, Photography, Sculpture and Painting" in his version number 42 distributed 39 thousand dollars at the first three locations of each genre.
The first prize was for Patricia Solange Ochy with his work "Mother Soltera to New Emperor" and his second prize was earned by María Gabriela Herrera with his work entitled "La Apparición" and his third place was obtained by Jorge Tristan Sánchez with his work "My only inheritance and education" while his first and only mention was for Javier Alejandro Solís with his work "Re-Genesis."
The best works were headed by Eric Batista and his first place with: "The gates are open" and his second place was earned by Nelson Hackin with "The Last Meadow of the Day" and his third place was for Ileana Suyín Forero with his work "Between Green and Red" and his honorary mentions were Abner Veltier Arauz with his photo "Ávila, Misterio Wonaan" and Balbino Macías with "Tierra dado de oro."
In Sculpture Paola Moscatelli of Miralles was outstanding with the creation "manada" to get his first place, while Poonam Chatlani with his work "Power fight" became his second place and Alicia Núñez Kiki with his work "Mútualism in Leva" earned his third place. Honorary mentions in Sculpture were for Jorge Camaño with "Prisoner of Promises" and Julio León Miranda with his work "Dancing to Nude Skin is Life."
The first place in the category of Painting was Ahamed Halif Hassan Espinoza with his work "La Cobertura" and his second place was for Enrique Jaramillo Barnes with his title "On the same ship" and his third place was for Jorge Manuel Chen with his painting "Anxiety is drawing me."
In this issue of the National Visual arts contest, Roberto Lewis was honored, for his contribution to the history of Panamanian plastic, artists Sandra Eleta, Adriano Herreabarría, Amalia Tapia and Manuel Azo Vásquez will be at the National Theater on September 7.
