Viva El Arte
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The grand Hotel Nacional de Cuba.
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Mounir Fatmi’s Obstáculos (Obstacles), 2015, part of “Detrás del Muro”.
3
Dagoberto Rodríguez Sánchez, one of the founders of the famed Cuban artist collective Los Carpinteros.
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An installation from “Mountains With a Broken Edge” a group show curated by Wilfredo Prieto at the Bicycle Factory, in Havana’s Vedado, 2015.
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The jazz singer Haydée Milanés, daughter of Pablo Milanés.
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A work by the Cuban artist Damian Aquiles in the house where he lives with his wife, Pamela Ruiz.
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A party at Ella Fontanals-Cisneros’s home during the biennial.
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Marco Antonio Castillo Valdés and Rodríguez Sánchez, two members of Los Carpinteros.
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Art enthusiasts in Old Havana’s Cathedral Square.
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The artist Arlés del Rio’s installation Resaca (Undertow), 2015, a functioning beach on the Malecón.
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The U.S. Attache’s residence.
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Political propaganda is virtually the only “advertising” in Cuba.
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Mariela Castro Espín, Raúl Castro’s daughter, an activist for LGBT rights in Cuba.
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A dinner at the artist Wilfredo Prieto’s 18th-century house in Vedado.
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A view of the artist Arlés del Rio’s Resaca (Undertow).
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The Cuban film producer Joseph “Jay” Rodríguez Fuentes’s home in Old Havana.
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The curator Juanito Delgado’s house is filled with friends’ artworks.
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A the National Museum of Fine Arts, Gustavo Pérez Monzón re-created Tramas, originally made in the ’80s using rocks, wire, and elastic thread.
