ZAPOPAN, Jalisco; April 22, 2024.— The Universidad Panamericana Guadalajara Campus, through its Department of Art and Culture, opened the exhibition “The Art of Being a Woman, ” an event that included a fashion show featuring fashion and jewelry designers Karen Beltrán and Rosana Sánchez. In addition, the exhibition featured the work of three visual artists: Andrea de Alba, Andrea Azpeitia, and Eréndira Esponda.
Fashion Show: A Journey of Lights and Colors
At the start of the fashion show, designer Karen Beltrán, an alumna of La Panamericana, presented her own collection featuring designs that reflect women’s timeless elegance and inner strength. Next, it was Rosana Sánchez’s turn, who showcased her jewelry designs, which capture the very essence of those who wear them.
The fashion show provided a platform for students to develop their modeling skills through a series of workshops, allowing them to showcase what they had learned during the opening ceremony. In addition, more than 200 students from various academic disciplines actively participated in the organization, design, and production of the event.
Art Exhibition
Following the fashion show, the event continued with the exhibition “The Art of Being a Woman,” organized by the Department of Art and Culture, which paid tribute to women through fashion, jewelry, and the visual arts.
Visual artists Andrea de Alba— a student in the Innovation and Design Engineering program at the Guadalajara campus— Andrea Azpeitia, and Eréndira Esponda expressed their worldview and their experiences as women through their artistic creations.
The exhibition will be on display in the exhibition hall of the Panamericana’s main building through April 30 of this year.
The Universidad Panamericana GuadalajaraUniversidad Panamericana reaffirms its commitment to inclusion and artistic development by creating spaces where students and professionals can share their passion and skills through art.
