Greta Reyna: “I only feel like a demiurge in my personal life, in which my work is implicit”
The artist reacts against expiration, calculated or not; she believes that things have more than one life.
The artist reacts against expiration, calculated or not; she believes that things have more than one life.
One of the best-known faces of Cuban culture; a versatile actor who has had brilliant performances on stage as well as in film and television.
“I enjoy the decoration of each humidor. When I finish it, I sit down with it and smoke a cigar, accompanied by a good añejo.”
Eleven Cuban women writers describe Christmas. The visual work of eleven artists accompanies the stories. Texts and images are two mirrors facing each other.
Four months have passed since this strange encounter. Nobody hasn’t communicated. I can’t wait to publish this, interview? Maybe he will be able to read it.
“Landrián” had its second showing as part of the 44th edition of the Havana Film Festival at the La Rampa movie theater.
No less than 532 paintings by 520 Cuban artists make up Juan Carlos Romero’s collection, which continues to grow.
The menu preserves recipes that have proven successful among diners and incorporates new ones, reworked by Spanish chef Sergio Hernández.
The photographer looks and sees. He rides a bicycle through Havana trying to fix what memory could, with the passing of the days, bury.
She landed on this planet in 1992 in Jagüey Grande, as Elaine Piedrafita Santos. But she’s Eli for everyone, Eli PS if you want more data.
Between the meme and conceptual art, this design exercise speaks in Cuban street language, in Spanglish, with double meanings, acidity and irony.
The former art director still wakes up thinking how happy he would be if he could go back to work with his colleagues from that time.
Brief dialogue with the Cuban film director about his most recent work: “El mundo de Nelsito.”
His goatee, his eternal pipe, his fine humor, made him a hybrid of an English lord and a Cuban prankster.
The International Danzonero Meeting returns, with venues in Matanzas and Havana.
“Havana is for me like a close friend: when things go well for her, I rejoice; when things go bad, I suffer and cry with her.”
The draft of the Social Communication Law that will soon be debated in the National Assembly of People’s Power continues to provoke debates when many still point out ambiguities and shortcomings.
A conversation about “the thing,” the future in the sore Cuban archipelago, beaten by winds from many cardinal points, sometimes conflicting.
At just over 30 years of age, she has already accumulated fifty published titles and affirms that literature has saved her from many things.
The heavy part of being a playwright, actress, singer, composer and mother of two children.
Mother of two children, her art deco house in El Vedado is a laboratory where several artists’ books are designed at the same time.
In the summer of 2015, with a bridge camera, he captured the image of a hummingbird. He then decided that he would dedicate himself to photography.
Juani is a lovable guy, easily accessible and, at the same time, a solid intellectual and a thinker of the national reality.
Hers is an intimate, quiet, introspective work: sensitive. Here she shows us that other edge of her work.
It is inaccurate, because it is incomplete, to affirm that “Vicenta B.,” the most recent work by Carlos Lechuga, is the film of Cuban disenchantment of this hour.
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