Eye to the viewfinder: Lissette Solórzano
Her work is eminently testimonial, although lately she has moved, without abandoning her documentary vocation, to more experimental planes.
Tag: cuban art
On the last garden and the same summer
Ernesto Villanueva (Havana, 1970) is participating in the 15th Havana Biennial (collateral exhibition) with what seems to be a new ...
Graffiti and murals, make-up for an old Havana
What was once a space for old party propaganda posters has slowly been filled with street art.
Cuba inside: David Estrada’s photographic stories
Living and telling the experiences of the inhabitants of coastal and rural communities has changed this young Cuban’s life.
Antonio Eligio Fernández (Tonel): “Today’s Cuba is a place of paradoxes, contrasts and inequalities that are increasingly better outlined”
The visual artist is one of the almost 20,000 Cubans who reside in Canada, from where he has done much ...
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.
Rita Longa. Shape, space and light
A book, published by Collage and ArteCubano Ediciones, presents an extensive and complete tour of the life and creative work ...
Ana Mendieta, from head to foot, now at MUSAC
The Cuban artist was a pioneer in more than one aspect and purpose, not just in art. She was the ...
“Retablo cubano,” kilometer zero
No less than 532 paintings by 520 Cuban artists make up Juan Carlos Romero’s collection, which continues to grow.
“Exodus”: an artistic denunciation of the migration drama
The video art is the result of the combined talent of artist Michel Mirabal, audiovisual producer Alejandro Pérez and pianist ...
Eye to the viewer: Franko
In the summer of 2015, with a bridge camera, he captured the image of a hummingbird. He then decided that ...
Self-management in the Cuban art market: a necessary good?
Lack of effective management mechanisms in the Cuban art scene have led artists to deal with more than creating.
Cuban Women Art: Female universe from the NFT
An exhibition in the virtual environment shows the work of 20 Cuban women artists immersed in the new panorama that ...
Art galleries in Cuba: business, sin, privilege, necessity?
The status of these spaces in the country is still not entirely legal, although several facilities with a “similar” concept ...
Juan Pin Vilar: “We must recognize the existence of independent artists and spaces”
Several years ago, I was invited by television director and documentary maker Juan Pin Vilar to a program on the ...
“Cuba crea” documents the “inexhaustible talent” the island exports to the world
Conceived as a tribute to the "inexhaustible talent" of a country "much larger than its own geography," the documentary Cuba ...
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 ...
“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 ...
Cuban nostalgia a la Juan Padrón
A video recently published by filmmaker Ian Padrón shows the hallmarks of his father’s work and several excerpts of his ...
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