por Aldo Menéndez. Terminada la Segunda Guerra Mundial el modelo de separación del cartel utilitario, del artístico, división arraigada en Estados Unidos, empieza a adoptarse en todas partes, las características del reclamo […]
by Aldo Menéndez. To write on an exhibition while being its curator, when it comes to a personal repertoire whose author is my quintessential partner in the journey of life, it implies […]
a curated selection of works coming to auction José Ángel Toirac Sin Título No. 15, 2000 (detail) As has become a hallmark of our New Now sales in New York, contemporary Cuban artists are […]
Luis Wells (Buenos Aires, 14 de julio de 1939) es un artista argentino, sus obras abarcan la pintura, escultura, ambientaciones, arquitectura y diseño. Fue pionero en el arte del objeto y los […]
Miami becomes the undisputed center of the art world each December with the arrival of Art Basel. Although Art Basel is undoubtedly a must-see event for any art lover or collector visiting […]
The Adrienne Arsht Center commissions José Bedia José Bedia is one of the most prominent Cuban artists in the contemporary art world. Major influences in his work include the Afro-Cuban religion Palo […]
by Jesús Rosado There is a widespread trend in a certain sector of art criticism to disparage the millennial artistic talent by labeling it as frivolous, egomaniac, and standardized. Nothing could be […]
Although you can find various stories about the original Thanksgiving, this harvest celebration of pilgrims and Native Americans took place in the autumn of 1621. The first Thanksgiving was a three-day feast […]
Vicente Dopico-Lerner was born in Havana and has lived in the United States for most of his life, where he studied at Florida Atlantic University, Florida International University, St. Thomas University and […]
Why do we so seldom see people smiling in painted portraits? Nicholas Jeeves explores the history of the smile through the ages of portraiture, from Da Vinci’s Mona Lisa to Alexander Gardner’s photographs of […]
