Panama, May 4, 2026. Until May 15, the exhibition "That's Panama: A full-color culture" opens its doors with free entrance to the Juan Manuel Cedeño gallery, located at the vaults of Casco Antiguo, with the aim of highlighting national identity through art and literature, in a space that brings together the work of 44 Panamanian artists. With a total of 45 exhibited works, the exhibition offers a diverse look, interpreted from different artistic perspectives.

The pieces include technologies such as oil, acrylic, mixed technique, clilling and cake, contributing dynamism and variety to the exhibition proposal.

Beyond the visual, the sample is enriched with the incorporation of pieces of poetry from Panamanian writers, creating a dialogue between the plastic arts and literature that invites reflection and meeting with the cultural roots of the country.

Plastic artist Annette Bárcenas noted that the rise of social networks has allowed a better spread of cultural offer, enabling more people to get to know and participate in different activities.

"That's how Panama is: a full-color culture" comforts itself as a display of national talent and an open invitation to re-discover the country through art, highlighting diversity, creativity and essence that define Panamanian identity.

The exhibition will be open to the public with free entrance, from 8: 00 a.m. to 4: 00 p.m., until mid-May.