Arts
They came in their thousands to the National Handicraft Fair at the Atlapa Convention Center from July 28 to August 1 to see and buy the works of Panamanian artisans from across the country.
Books and art with flaire and music for all seasons
The Cultural Scene
“If you could study art with one great painter, past or present, who would it be and why? “ Now there’s a research project to stimulate your cultural genes.
Breakfast with Gerry D on snooze
Out and About
If you have missed The Cool FM “Breakfast Show” mixture of music, news and reviews with your morning repast recently, take heart. Soft tongued host Gerry D, has pressed the snooze button while technical problems are being sorted out. He will be back.
ArtBlock brings Casco Viejo to life
Out and About
Casco Viejo coming to life tomorrow night? April 29. Yes! Meet new artists and musicians as local businesses open their doors for you.
Good mornings begin with the Breakfast Show
Radio listeners seeking at little extra punch with their morning coffee, will be able to find it starting on Monday (April 5).
A cultural map for Panama
Panama’s first “Cultural Map” will be released in October bringing together a compendium of artists and arts from across the country.
A Coronado event of Operatic proportions
On the Town
A musical event of operatic proportions with food for the body and soul will be staged in Coronado on Saturday April 17.
Bold and Beautiful in Penonome
By Yolanda Van Der Kolk.
The park in Penonome was full of local color and music filled the air. My strawberry ice cream sandwich never tasted better.
Women’s art at Alliance Française
In the days leading up to International Women’s Day the works of eight local women artists were shown last week at Panama’s Alliance Française.
Urban photography exhibit may open some eyes
Those who saw the recent screening of Beauty of the Fight, the award winning documentary by John Urbano, or viewed his book with the same title, will be looking forward to Panama’s first Urban Photography Festival in mid-March.
Fighting for a future in Panama’s “red” barrios
“What the f—k are you gringos doing here?” It was an unlikely welcome for anyone with a camera in a country where people like to smile at the lens.
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