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Dear Jacksonville

I don’t know you, and I won’t ever get to know you, but you have piqued my...
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The Dance of the Monkey-Puzzle Trees

We are in Adkintuwekura (Piedra del Águila), Nahuelbuta National Park, spiritual sanctuary of the Mapuche people in...
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Communism Looks Like This

The physical decadence of Havana as a reflection, or even as the inevitable face, of the moral...
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In Baracoa, the first city of Cuba

"A long-standing need to know the origins of Cuban culture and history led me in 2011 to...
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The Most Beautiful Ruins

It was raining. He asked me if I hadn't been to the ruins and I told him...
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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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Havana Spaces

Alejandro Acevedo (Camagüey, 1988) photographs Spaces. Small galaxies presumably inanimate of Havana. The human being, even if present,...
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Havana on the tip of the tongue

Over time, Eloy Rodríguez (Havana, 1997) has become a collector. He has had at some point more...
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