Jaya Sankar (www.mediaeyenews.com)
The yearly Panorama International Arts Festival organized by Writers Capital Foundation at Athens, Greece is moving on to the digital platform this time due to the pandemic.
The event being organized under the theme – “One Life: Stop Cruelty towards animals” is drawing support from as many as 300 participants including renowned artists and sculpturists from across the globe.
The event which will rightly focus on putting a full stop to cruelty towards animals and is expected to trigger a new thought process in treatment of animal lives.
Artists will showcase their creative works to raise awareness among public against animal abuse. All these works will also be posted on social media pages to garner maximum support from people.
Irene Doura-Kavadia, Secretary General, Writers Capital Foundation said that the objective of the event was to draw the attention of the world to inculcate the principles of humanity. Doura-Kavadia said that writers and artists can create a major impact on society.
The online festival which will continue for a month will provide significant opportunities for the artists’ community to network and share knowledge and expertise in arts. The Panorama Golden Award for lifetime achievement and awards for best entries during the festival will be distributed once the festival concludes.
Writers Capital Foundation is a global non-profit, apolitical and non-religious organization for writers and artists across the globe. The aim of the organization is to bring writers and others from the field of creative expressions under one umbrella to share each other their experiences, expertise and further inspire their calibre.
Apart from the arts festival, the organisation is also conducting Panorama International Literature Festival and several other programmes to inspire humanity. The organisation is registered under UN Social Council supporting the aims and objectives of the United Nations, UNICEF and UNESCO.
