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"Art is an element that evokes culture, peace, creativity and love for nature and life" so it's one of the reasons for the exhibition called "Love for art" that will be at the Juan Manuel Cedeño Gallery until August 20 and that pays a tribute to the Panamanian painter Carlos Manuel Sánchez.

The sample gathers Sanchez's inspiration, where we see torcades described by the artist as elements that evoke peace, fidelity because they have unique qualities such as keeping their partners throughout their lives and once they die they have no more.

"In addition to being a symbol of the Holy Spirit, a symbol of peace and hope at difficult times as war," says Sanchez.

The public will be able to appreciate the work entitled "Sustento" in acrylic and oil prepared in 2008, which is thought to be one of the artist's masterpieces because it includes his phases, his moments of wood abstraction into hypersRealist leaves and in this painting mixes his arguments, his inspiration and his strategies of his whole life into a single painting, "stated Juan Carlos Sánchez, son of his painter.

During the opening of the exhibition, the Ministry of Culture (MiCultura) gave Carlos Manuel Sánchez an recognition for his conduct with Eliette Apolayo, his national deputy director of the arts.

"Amor por el arte" can be visited free of charge until August 20 at a time from Monday to Friday from 8: 00 a.m. to 4: 00 p.m. at the gallery at the Plaza de France, cordoning of San Felipe.