Tag: Cuban art

The Fury of the Wind

Just as dogs feel when a storm is approaching, I can recognize the wind that precedes a...

Ana Mendieta: Anatomy of Uprootedness

“On September 11, 1961, a twelve-year-old girl named Ana María Mendieta boarded a KLM flight to Miami...

José Manuel Mesías: “Is the erection of a scarecrow...

José Manuel Mesías was born in Havana in 1990. He graduated from the National Academy of Fine...

The Night of Leandro Feal in Madrid

“Whoever falls ill with madness has no cure.” Marqués de Santillana There is a specific style of contemporary photography...

Conversation with José Ángel Rosabal: We are the country

The proposals surrounding the visual arts currents that constitute geometric abstraction have not ceased to germinate, especially...

The Great Chef. About Rocío García’s Most Recent Exhibition

When you receive an invitation as luxurious as this one, even in the middle of one of...

Museums’ Down Time

In these emphatic times, content has become an obsession. Hence, museums or companies, communication multinationals or havens...

Cirenaica Moreira: “Your Life Cannot Always Be a Broken...

She’s lucky, she says, as these days in Washington D.C. the cold is definitely not so cruel...