Art in times of androids
The exhibition which opened this July 18 at the Servando Cabrera Gallery in Havana is not a usual proposal in...
Cuban artist Carmen Herrera reaches the streets of New York at age 104
Cuban artist Carmen Herrera, aged 104, went unnoticed until a little over a decade ago, but this Wednesday she reached...
Alejandra Estefanía Is Inspired: “I’ll travel to cuba to meet the boy with the flower”
Someone who buys Alejandra Estefanía’s art traveled to Cuba and, upon return to the United States, brought her a photo...
Massaguer’s Cuba on exhibit in Miami
A bearded man in fatigues, as if he had just come down from the Sierra Maestra, serenades a young woman,...
R10, a change of protagonists
Jorge Rodríguez Diez (R10), one of the most representative contemporary Cuban creators, demonstrates artistic diversity while escaping clichés and common...
Pedro Pablo Oliva and art as a weapon
Pedro Pablo Oliva is a magician of color and shapes. His oneiric and symbolic universe reaches the viewer directly from...
Flora Fong and love of nature on canvas
The work of Flora Fong transpires the warmth and good energy of the place where it was conceived. She is...
Michel Mirabal: “I find art anywhere”
Bordering a scarcely paved street, with small houses worn out by the years, is the gallery of Michel Mirabal, one...
When in the face of scarcity Cuban ingenuity becomes art
Cuban Ingenuity is the name of an exhibition about objects of Cuban daily life that will remain open in the...
“I Love My Country and Everything About This Island.”
Michel Mirabal, who was born in a tenement house in the Cayo Hueso neighborhood of Havana, remembers that as a...
Montoto: Change of Direction or Continuity?
Watermelons, coconuts, squashes, eggplants, mangoes, cucumbers, garlic, eggs, papayas, onions and peppers, among many others…, have been assiduously and successfully...
“Four Seasons in Havana”: the Netflix “Cuban” series
Mario Conde walks through the streets of Havana. He’s in his fifties, dresses carelessly, is an insatiable drinker, divorced,...
Design Havana, sustainable art in Cuba
A year ago the First International Design Biennial of Havana officially announced the Design Havana Contest to promote on the...
The children of Onan live far from Chechnya
In Chechnya there is no homophobia. Rule out a miracle. The thing is that there are no homosexuals, the authorities...
Norwegian Cruise Line extends its offering to Cuba
Norwegian Cruise Line announced today that it will extend its offering of weekly roundtrip cruises from Miami to Cuba aboard...
Past, Present and Future: the Fors Triad
(Havana, January 10, 1956.) 2016 National Prize for Visual Arts. Graduated in 1976 from the renowned San Alejandro Arts Academy....
Atlanta dances salsa
On December 9 and 10 Atlanta’s Marriott Marquis will pay tribute to the Cuban son and its international variants with...
Leonel Oliva and the Art of Light
Leonel Oliva story’s is one of entrepreneurship and perseverance. With more than three decades of experience in the trade of...
Fernando Pérez in his metamorphosis
If there is someone for whom Havana is a set that is Fernando Pérez. Here are his films, brewing in...
Misty Copeland, cultural envoy in Havana
“It’s a great honor to be here,” Misty Copeland, the first Afro-American ballerina of the American Ballet Theatre (ABT), said...
Arian’s Two Skins
In El Cerro, one of the most popular municipalities of the capital, at No. 358 La Rosa Street, graphic designer,...
Wynwood: street art in Miami
Between the Design District and Downtown Miami there is an open-air art gallery. Giant caricatures, hyperrealist paintings and all types...
Lieter Ledesma, Host in Miami
When he emigrated to the United States, he knew he was giving up a rising career in Cuba to start...
Chico O’Farrill Will Rest in Cuba
Arturo O’Farrill, son of the “Afro-Cuban jazz architect,” Chico O’Farrill, will finally keep his father’s wish. Right after the improvement...
A Cuban Idea to Comfortably Connect to Internet
Since July 2015, when the first 35 WiFi points were inaugurated in Cuba, it became a common spectacle. They were...
