Visual arts

The Ministry of Culture (MiCultura) announced 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. Digital Art, first prize was for Patricia Solange Ochy [...]

"Chico Changmarín," thus known in a popular way, Carlos Francisco Changmarín, a multifaceted man, advanced to his time, with a brilliant vision of art, and that's why the Ministry of Culture (MiCultura) in conjunction with his name's foundation inaugurated the exhibition "Changmarín: Pinsel and Pluma" at the Juan Manuel Gallery

Juan Carlos Marcos, a painter, publicist and sculptor of Argentina but a Panamanian heart, was honored at his 99th birthday by the Ministry of Culture (MiCultura) through the Department of Visual arts of the Direction of The Arts in association with the Embassy of Panama in Turkey. Juan Carlos Marcos arrives in Panama

"En Concrete," an artistic exhibition with 13 digital pieces from the office of Kys Sofia Deseda, that pays tribute to the construction worker and is exhibited at the gallery Juan Manuel Cedeño from Friday to May 13th from 9: 00 a.m. to 5: 00 p.m.

More than 30 artists from the Association of Plastic Artists of Panama (APAP) participate in a collective at the Juan Manuel Cedeño Gallery of the Ministry of Culture (MiCultura) as part of the activities to celebrate the World Day of Art and the Natalty of Leonardo da Vinci. Mónica Pérez, Benjamin Samudo, Agustín Aparicio, Heriberto Valdés,

The Cathedral's square housed for the tenth occasion the bazaar called "Mercadito Artesanal" that is a space offered by the office of the Casco Antiguo (OCA) of the Ministry of Culture to artisan to offer his designs to Panamanian and foreign people visiting this historic centre. Julissa Espinoza, coordinator of Social and Cultural Projects of OCA expressed that

"Art Africa, The Spirit of the Ancestors," an art exhibition that aims to highlight African culture and its impact on our history. The exhibition has been supported by MiCultura, El Mides, La ATP, La Alcaldía de Panama, El BID and the French embassy in Panama, several institutions that united efforts