Panorama 24: a celebration of talent, creativity and diversity

From September 12 to 14, the School of Arts held its biggest party, both indoors and outdoors, and paid tribute to its finalists in the 24th edition of Panorama.

It was three days of an event that crossed EA's different teaching areas and in which School of Arts' students' projects featured prominently on the different stages of the Católica, with various proposals for free access.

Between more intimate presentations, film screenings and interactive and immersive projects, the public was invited to discover what School of Arts does best. As is tradition, the central garage was transformed into an art gallery and hosted the Panorama group exhibition, as well as a performance, a space for the final presentation of the students' artistic work. The film screenings took place in the Ilídio Pinho Auditorium, with a total of 14 short films spread over three sessions.

With lots of energy and emotion, the event's official program also included several social moments and DJ sets by the students.

Panorama 24 celebrated the talent, creativity and diversity of the students who make School of Arts their home. As in previous years, great moments were had and the bonds created between colleagues and teachers were celebrated.

Every year, Panorama's vibrant and diverse program marks the second week of September, a month of meetings and reunions at the Escola das Artes. For now, Panorama says goodbye to finalists 23-24, and returns next year.

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