This Friday, March 15 at 12:00 p.m.,the exhibition hall of the Universidad Europea del Atlántico (European University of the Atlantic, UNEATLANTICO) will open its new exhibition entitled “Cielo abierto, momentos” by the artist Claudia Iza.
The exhibition, which can be visited until April 30, is organized by the University Extension Department and is part of the initiative “Mujer tenía que ser” (It had to be a woman).
Claudia Iza, with more than 25 years of experience in the field of creative design and plastic arts, stands out as a versatile and dynamic artist. Graduated in Fine Arts from the Alonso Cano University of Granada, Iza presents a selection of oil paintings that immerse the viewer in the fascinating beauty of the sky in constant transformation.
The entrance to the exhibition is free and it can be visited from 10:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. The Universidad Europea del Atlántico invites all art lovers to visit this exhibition that promises to be an immersive and exciting experience.
“Mujer tenía que ser”
This program, developed throughout the month of March, was initiated in 2019 with the purpose of opening UNEATLANTICO’s exhibition hall to an artist from Cantabria or whose artistic work takes place in Cantabria. In this line, the exhibition “Siempre mujer” (Always a woman) by Mercedes R. Elvira, which included a group of thirty paintings and twenty-six sculptures based on the representation of women, inaugurated the “Mujer tenía que ser” initiative.
In 2020, it was the turn of the exhibition entitled “En territorio amigo” (In friendly territory) by Gloria Pereda, which was composed of a total of ten pieces that showed the daily life and intimacy of the painter and are part of the artist’s personal collection.
After the pandemic, the initiative was resumed with the exhibit “Lo que mueve el agua” (What the water moves) by Almudena González Cantera, known artistically as Canteruca, and whose work is a set of pieces worked around the sea combining different materials to represent the northern coast.