The ice rink installed in the Havana seawall promenade by the American artists Duke Riley and Kitty Joe Sainte-Marie is the biggest show of this XII Havana Biennial, a project that could stay in Cuba if the authorities keep the security of all implements. Read More
Jorge Perez, art developer and sponsor, known for his contribution in millions of dollars to the collection of Perez Art Museum of Miami, traveled to the Cuban capital especially for the XII Biennial of Havana. Read More
Alex Castro, son of Cuban dictator Fidel Castro, will direct photographic workshops with the artist Ramses Batista for small groups of Americans travelling to the island willing to spend the money visiting and capturing images in corners of Havana normally reserved for Cubans and beyond the tourist curtain, as stated in the advertising note. Read More
Hundreds of visitors passing through Havana attended on Sunday 24 to the official opening of the second edition of Behind the Wall, side event of the XII Havana Biennial, which until next June 22 will bring the art to the crowded space of the capital. Read More
The light in Cuban eyes, Cuban-American project, exhibited in its world premiere a beautiful combination of arts: music, contemporary dance, ballet, photography, lighting design, and costume at Marti theater in Havana. Read More
The twelfth edition of the Havana Biennial never ceases to amaze us. A few days ago the seawall promenade changed in appearance when the New York artist Duke Riley installed a skating rink, with a material in appearance as ice but that is not melted, in the Caribbean city. Read More
