FABRIC, Atlantis. The “V Guancasco Muralista of the peoples of the world” is truly an extraordinary event that goes beyond simply beautifying the city of Tela, within the framework of the celebration of the 500 years of founding, on May 3.
Javier Espinal, coordinator of the “V Guancasco Muralista”, stated that it brings together artists from 17 different countries, which creates a truly unique environment of cultural and creative exchange.
He added that the mural route, which crosses key places in the community, allows art to reach every corner, involving the population in the artistic and educational process.
The collaboration of CECAP and the central government, headed by President Xiomara Castro, demonstrates a solid commitment to culture and community development, Espinal highlighted.
In addition, the support of the Chamber of Tourism, the municipality, Chamber of Commerce and Industries of Tela (CCIT), and other organizations is essential for the success of the event.
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It is inspiring to see the way local businesses contribute by providing facilities and logistical support, just as the municipality of La Masica facilitated the transportation of materials for the artists.
The creation of an outdoor gallery with more than 100 works and a crafts museum in the Lancetilla Botanical Garden is a lasting legacy that will enrich the community and attract visitors interested in art and culture, Espinal highlighted.
Additionally, the idea of a future public art school in Tela is exciting, as it could foster the continued growth of art and creativity in the region.
In short, this event not only beautifies the Tela community, but also strengthens cultural ties, promotes awareness and creates lasting opportunities for art and education in the region, he added.
It is a true testament to the transformative power of art and community collaboration, he noted. (RL)
