PINTA PANAMÁ ARTWEEK: THE FIRST EDITION IN 2025
Pinta is launching Panamá Art Week in 2025 –May 21 to 25–, an initiative created to foster the integration of the art scene and strengthen and consolidate best practices within the sector.
Through online and physical platforms, Pinta Panamá Art Week will include activities, exhibitions, talks and more from public and private institutions, art galleries and museums.
With a carefully curated program, Pinta Panamá Art Week offers a week full of activities, including visits to artists' studios, art exhibitions, and guided tours of galleries and museums led by prominent directors and local experts. Beyond the encounter with art, this is a special event that highlights the unique character of the city. Invited participants from around the world will enjoy an exclusive journey to explore its cultural heritage, iconic landmarks, and must-try culinary offerings.
The curatorship in this edition of Pinta Panamá Art Week will be in charge of Irene Gelfman –Global Pinta Curator– together with Emilio Valdés –General Curator Pinta Panamá Art Week.
About Pinta
In 2024, Pinta attracted over 52,000 visitors across its fairs— Pinta Lima, Pinta BAphoto, Pinta Miami, and Pinta Asunción Art Week— connecting 162 galleries from 43 cities.
Pinta is the leading platform committed to showcasing Latin American art, bringing together artists, galleries, curators, collectors, and enthusiasts. It hosts the annual art fairs Pinta Miami, Pinta BAphoto, and Pinta Lima, alongside Pinta Asunción Art Week and Pinta Panamá Art Week, set to launch in 2025.
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