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‘Crónica azul’: Creation under Siege

ROBERTO MADRIGAL - 03/20/2023 0

“The world is not designed for cinematic autonomy, because cinema is a tool of power.” It is an absolutist assertion, therefore, debatable, that Lynn...

Iʼm sorry / Itʼs broken. An homage to Vittorio Garatti and premature death.

FERNANDO MARTIRENA - 03/17/2023 0

Every single thing in this country is an homage to everything in the world, even the things that haven't happened yet. Roberto Bolaño, 2666 Vittorio Garatti...

The Blue Flower

KATHERINE PERZANT - 03/14/2023 0

I want your horror, I want your design. Lady Gaga “I’ve never been conscious of my relationship with colors, as a child I liked green, then...

The Sound of Silence

COCO FUSCO - 11/21/2020 2

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

Disneyfication of San Isidro

NÉSTOR DÍAZ DE VILLEGAS - 02/10/2021 0

As far as the Cuban issue is concerned, the anti-Trumpist exile is between a rock and hard place. A shady deal that reverses, overnight,...

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

TED A. HENKEN - 02/26/2021 2

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...

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Sergio Chejfec: The Passenger Is Gone