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IVÁN DE LA NUEZ

Iván de la Nuez. Essayist and curator. Among his books are La Balsa Perpetua [The Perpetual Raft], El Mapa de Sal [The Map of Salt], Fantasía Roja [Red Fantasy], El Comunista Manifiesto [The Comunist Manifesto], Teoría de la Retaguardia [Theory of the Rear Guard] and Cubantropía [Cubantrophy]. Among his exhibitions, La Isla Posible, Parque Humano, Postcapital, Atopía, Iconocracia, Nunca Real/Siempre verdadero y La Utopía Paralela [The Possible Island, Human Park, Postcapital, Atopia, Iconocracy, Never Real / Always True and The Parallel Utopia].
Opinion

Conga

Carnival marches, satirical demonstrations, surrealist banners, bizarre slogans, memes, graffiti… and congas, several congas. In the last decade,...
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Literature

And Music Created Cuba

This book is about a paradise-like island and how it was populated by music. This story begins...
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Visual Arts

Anticipating the Future: Ten Years after a Russian Invasion of the West

In 2009, Eric Lusito published a book after a long journey across the former communist countries: from...
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Visual Arts

Keep the Appropiation Going

In 1968 a Che Guevara by Andy Warhol is presented in Italy. The same year and country...
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Opinion

From the Great Resignation to the Great Domestication

If the Great Resignation has achieved such a major impact, it is because it comes from the...
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Opinion

Colonized colonialism

If every time we remembered Robespierre we thought of the guillotine, we would not have such a...
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Visual Arts

The Photofiction of Joan Fontcuberta

Perhaps Joan Fontcuberta (Barcelona, 1955) is the least literal of photographers. And he is probably the most...
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Society & Politics

Cuba: The Protest That Art Anticipated

The protests of July 11 in Cuba were not called by artists, nor led by intellectuals, nor...
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