On March 9 at 7: 00 p.m. at the Juan Manuel Cedeño Gallery, an exhibition was opened: "Anthrology in Feminine," and poetry and literature will be united as part of International Women's Day.
The Deputy Minister of Culture, Gabriel González, stated that the show "Anthrology in Women" will have "more effect at this date of March 8," when the world pays tribute to the woman, who fought for her life and recognition of her labor rights.
González emphasized the participation of the Moroccan artist, Najat El Baz, who will explain his works, his word, his history and his experience, beyond his disability that's an example of his life and that's why she congratulated those who made this opportunity come true.
Besides Najat El Baz they will also participate, as well as from Morocco, Asma Chaabi and from Aranjuez in Madrid, Spain and Montserrat Doucet that are examples for the women of the world.
For Panama there will be twelve artists that will display their works, with them elsy Acosta, Michelle Hart, Coqui Calderon, María Isabel Pino, Blas Petit, Osvaldo Herrera Graham, Thyrza Guerrero, Darlys Frago, Luz Irene Soria and the poets Gloria Young and Moses Pasquual and Ernesto Cordoba of Cuba as guest artists.
In addition to MiCultura, the exhibition involves participation by the Centre for Gender Studies and Skills at the Latin University of Panama (CECGE), the National Institute for Women (INAMU), the Association of Parliamentarians and Ex-Parliaments of Panama (AFARLEXPA) and the National Assembly (AN).