Month: December 2020

Now is the time more than ever to support Cuban artists.  Many Cubans have fled the island because of political oppression. Many more have left for economic reasons.  A few have escaped due to artistic limitations on their freedom of …read more

Fall online exhibit - Closing event The icing on the cake... after an incredible online exhibit - the closing event. CANY presents in conjunction with Rialta Magazine - Four Art historians, art curators discuss the 8 women artists included in …read more

Multidisciplinary artist Elizabeth Mesa-Gaido is currently participating in  A Common Thread: Textiles Past & Present. She expresses themes related to her experience as a Cuban exile in her work.  In Cuban-American Piñatas, she wove …read more

The Denver Art Museum presents Suspended Fire, a two film installation from Cuban-born artist Ana Mendieta which will run from December 6, 2020 to March 7, 2021. This work will make you think. It explores the voyage of civilization to understand …read more

Attention Miami artists, curators, and collectives! Locust Projects, Miami’s longest running alternative art space, has announced an open call for grants. Information sessions will begin in January 2021 and applications will be due in the Spring. …read more

El Museo del Barrio is a non-profit arts organization dedicated to preserving Latino, Caribbean, and Latin American culture.  Contrary to the name, it’s more than just a museum. It’s a cultural institution with educational programs, film …read more

Panel discussion in conjunction with our current exhibition, Fall for Her Tuesday, December 15 2020 4 pm EST (GMT -5) ****This panel is in Spanish.**** Via Facebook Live: Participants: Suset Sánchez, María Lourdes Mariño, Janet …read more

“Now is no time to think of what you do not have. Think of what you can do with what there is,” is a passage easily applicable to today’s time. Cuban-born artist Alexandre Arrechea took it directly from the text of Hemingway’s The Old Man …read more

Fine Arts on the Plate is the current exhibition of Cuban art displayed at the Kendall Art Center (KAC).  Forty-five artists of Cuban origin who live outside of the island have participated in the show. KAC will display the plate art at their …read more

Cuban-American artist ERNESTO BRIEL exhibit's IRIDESCENT GEOMETRIES at Juan Carlos Maldonado Art Collection. The Juan Carlos Maldonado Art Collection presents our new exhibition of cuban artist Ernesto Briel: Iridescent …read more