Jul 7, 2022 · These 10 artists showcase the diversity of Cuban art today, making work about protest, design, the natural landscape, and the female form.

This seminal mod­ernist movement in Cuban art, today generally known as la vanguardia (the vanguard), or Grupo Moderno (Modern Group) was made up of a loose group of artists born at the turn of the century, about the time Cuba became a republic (1902).

Nov 21, 2017 · Billing itself (accurately) as “the largest and most important exhibition of Cuban contemporary art ever organized,” the show offers a nuanced portrait of art made largely on the island, or by those who came of age within revolutionary Cuba, over the course of some 65 years.

Feb 24, 2024 · Modern and Contemporary Cuban art: what you need to know to start collecting. If there has long been international interest in Cuban art, recent years have seen increased demand from new buyers. Latin American Art specialist, Diana Bramham, offers her insights — illustrated with works offered in New York . Collecting Guides; Global Art

Nov 16, 2019 · With those currents in play and the fall auction season underway, we spotlight six artists from Cuba who stand to benefit from a changing art market. Our selection is based on a variety of criteria, including recent auction sales, museum exposure, gallery representation, and media coverage.

Modern and traditionalist artists from multiple generations produced a remarkable body of work with emphasis on the expression of Cuban themes. The interest in exploring and visualizing themes of collective identity is intricately connected to the rise of a …

Gallery (Directory) of Cuban Visual Artists (include images of works, CV and texts) for critics, specialists and art lovers. Consult the aesthetic-conceptual proposal and the trajectory of many Cuban artists who influence the current art scene.

In each biannual edition, we present a rigorous selection of Cuban artworks and artists, both in Cuba and around the world, offering a comprehensive and accurate view of the finest and most current in Cuban Visual Arts.

Cuban artists embraced European modernism, and the early part of the 20th century saw a growth in Cuban avant-garde movements, which were characterized by the mixing of modern artistic genres.

The Watch Hill Collection consists of more than 450 works by contemporary Cuban artists from 1940's to the present day. This collection seeks to fulfill an intellectual, moral, and political obligation to provoke reflection on the fabric of Cuban culture and society.