A book, published by Collage and ArteCubano Ediciones, presents an extensive and complete tour of the life and creative work of the sculptor. Numerous illustrations, hardcover, and texts in Spanish and English throughout its more than three hundred pages make up the volume.
It was the photographer and researcher Julio Larramendi who noticed the narrow opening in the wall that gave way to the treasure.
He brought together unknown friends, cultures and academies from the United States and Cuba, more rigorous knowledge, and other “less scientific” areas of life.
That Saturday, October 10, the news about the uprising in Cuba appeared in the “Telegrams” section. It was published in the form of a headline, without other comments: “Reported Declaration for Independence by Cuba.” Just like that.
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