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Ricardo Miguel Hernández in the Realm of Otherness

Ricardo Miguel Hernández “examines” contemporary collage with a cross-border perspective. His palimpsests —let’s call them that— show how alive this art (collage) has been preserved as a concept, episteme and...
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Atilio Pernisco and his ‘Transfixiones’

Once again, Atilio Pernisco confronts us with ourselves. But this time, his characters, shipwrecked on the brink of impending disaster, experience death...
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Latin America, Russia and the Invasion of Ukraine: A...

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has resulted in some important geopolitical realignments. One of these has been the...
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Cuba: Citizenship vs Mafia State

These protests are against the status quo, meaning a politically-authoritarian, ideologically-conservative, economically-exploitative and socially-exclusionary regime.
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The Skin, the Wound, the Truth

The skin matters as much or more than what’s inside. Kenny Lemes (Source: La Voz) “Writing and taking pictures...
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“Can We Still Be Revolutionaries?” Anna Veltfort interviewed by Ted A. Henken

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The Sound of Silence

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Political Power and Authorized Academy in Present-day Cuba

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Ricardo Miguel Hernández in the Realm of Otherness

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Ricardo Miguel Hernández “examines” contemporary collage with a cross-border perspective. His palimpsests —let’s call them that— show how alive this art (collage) has been...

Atilio Pernisco and his ‘Transfixiones’

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Once again, Atilio Pernisco confronts us with ourselves. But this time, his characters, shipwrecked on the brink of impending disaster, experience death as a...

Latin America, Russia and the Invasion of Ukraine: A (Post-)Liberal Interpretation

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Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has resulted in some important geopolitical realignments. One of these has been the revision —or ratification— of the nexuses of...

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The Sound of Silence

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In the last few days, as the latest protest by the San Isidro Movement has morphed from a collective poetry reading to a state...

“Can We Still Be Revolutionaries?” Anna Veltfort interviewed by Ted A. Henken

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In this exclusive interview with Ted Henken, New York graphic artist, blogger, and one-time habanera Anna Veltfort shares the contents of her “Cuban Cold...

The Coming Country

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I The relationship between aesthetics and politics in Cuba, commonly circumscribed to the post-59 period, corresponds to a local tradition that gave birth to the...

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