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Reflecting about how important museums have and their power to transform their vision about our history, tens of students and public have visited different sites that have been told about their history as part of "International Day of Museums." Photographic and pictorial exhibitions, dialogues, educational workshops, information talks and guided tours have been part of [...]
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Social communicators have been involved as part of the "International Day of Museums" so that they can get to know about the progress of their work at Reina Torres de Arauz Museum at Plaza 5 de Mayo. That tour was organized by the national direction of museums of the Ministry of Culture and
MiCultura presents advances from the Reina Torres Anthropological Museum of Araúz Read more »
With "guided tours," the public will be able to get to know about the progress of the restoration jobs that are made at the building of Reina Torres de Araúz's Anthropological Museum of Araúz (MARTA) and that forms part of the activities scheduled for the month of the Museums. Anayansi Chichaca, national director of Museums
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A surprising visit was made by the Minister of Culture, Giselle González Villarrué to the Afro-Antillano Museum of Panama to get to know the conditions of the building, its samples and at the same time listen to the views of its partners. To the incumbent of Culture it's important to maintain communication with all officials, especially for
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The Ministry of Culture (MiCultura) at a virtual meeting with members of the Association of Friends of the Afro-Antillean Museum of Panama (SAMAAP) expressed its commitment to ensuring the safety and contents of this property. Anayansi Chichaca national director of Museums of the MiCultura explained that part of the fence surrounding the Afro-Antillanes Museum has been
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With the outstanding participation of the National Director of Museums of the Ministry of Culture (MiCultura), Anayansi Chichaco with a group of museum leaders developed the "Museums and Territories" webinar sponsored by the Italian-Latin American (IILA) national organisation with headquarters in Italy. The webinar developed in the virtual modality was also supported.
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The Minister of Culture, Carlos Aguilar Navarro participated in the opening of the travelling exhibition called "The Way to Independence" that tells about historic events related to the Bicentennial of Independence of Panama of Spain and that can be seen at the Canal Museum of Panama.
Under the International Day of Museums under the motto of 2021, "The Future of Museums: Reaping and Reimagining, the Ministry of Culture invites you to witness in a cycle of educational, educational and virtual activities at different museums at national level.
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Panama, April 8, 2021.With 6.5% progress are the works of Reina Torres de Araúz Museum, project to restore the old main railway station, work by Consorcio CEN, Museo Marta with an amount of 14.7 million, financed with funds from the Inter-American Development Bank (BID).
Advances Reina Torres Museum of Araúz Read more »
The museums of the Ministry of Culture (MiCultura) at national level have been opening their doors since this Sunday March 6 to receive free national and foreign visitors, complying with all biosecurity measures established by the health authorities and as part of our campaign "MiCultura Segura."
Museums of MiCultura will have free entrance with booking Read more »
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