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 ...
Tag: Visual Arts
Ángel Ramírez: “There are dragons everywhere; and when not, they are invented”
His art, although largely nourished by popular humor, is not “folkloric”; if anything, anthropological, because it delves into the ins ...
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 ...
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 ...
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 ...
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 ...
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