- an artist exchange with US artist Mary Mattingly and Cuban artist Humberto Diaz
- a teen exchange program
- educational and public programs
- a dual language exhibit publication
The exhibit exchanges more than 100 art works from each country, and offers visitors to The Bronx Museum an opportunity to see contemporary Cuban artists who have long been hidden to US audiences due to political tensions between the two countries.
Wild Noise is taken from a poem by Victor Hugo, Ma vie est déjà dans l'ombre des la mort.
For details on Wild Noise visit: The Bronx Museum of the Arts
I admire the work of Juan Antonio Picasso, a Cuban artist and distant relative of Pablo Picasso. The Havana artist enjoys being relatively unknown outside of Cuba, and his art expresses Afro-Cuban history and culture.
A 1999 Spanish documentary about The Black Picassos and his first exhibit in 2004 have put a spotlight on Juan Antonio Picasso, yet he is still able to work in his preferred anonymity.
à la prochaine,
Shirley
click to see images from Wild Noise |
For details on Wild Noise visit: The Bronx Museum of the Arts
I admire the work of Juan Antonio Picasso, a Cuban artist and distant relative of Pablo Picasso. The Havana artist enjoys being relatively unknown outside of Cuba, and his art expresses Afro-Cuban history and culture.
Blue by Juan Antonio Picasso |
A 1999 Spanish documentary about The Black Picassos and his first exhibit in 2004 have put a spotlight on Juan Antonio Picasso, yet he is still able to work in his preferred anonymity.
à la prochaine,
Shirley
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