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Lidzie Alvisa Jiménez (Havana, 1969) graduated in 1988 from the specialty of engraving at the San Alejandro Academy in her hometown. Later he studied higher studies in the same specialty at the Instituto Superior de Arte (ISA), from which he graduated in 1994. Photographer, sculptor and installation artist, she has made more than a dozen personal exhibitions in Cuba and the United States. He has participated in group shows in Italy, Germany, Mexico, Peru, Chile, the United States, Belgium and Cuba. He has participated in international art fairs in Europe, Asia and America.Read more …

Studies: Currently students of the San Alejandro National Academy of Fine Arts.Main group exhibitions: 2019. Class-room. Ludwig Foundation of Cuba. Havana, Cuba / 2018. La Bicicleta. Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands. Havana, Cuba (Jany) / 2018. May Diaries. El Artista Gallery (Jany) / 2019. 500 × 500. Center for the Development of the Arts, Luz y Oficios. Havana, Cuba / 2018. 200 Years San Alejandro. National Museum of Fine Arts, Cuban Art Building. Havana, CubaRead more …

She is an artist working mainly with installation and performance art. Her work deals with the topic of the social role of art. She graduated with a BFA in Visual Arts at the Instituto Superior de Arte ISA in Havana before attending the Zurich University of the Arts. In 2018 she was granted a stay at the Burg Giebichenstein University of Art and Design Halle, Germany. In 2020 she was selected as an Artist in Residence at ARE Holland, The Netherlands. Her work is in the Bernardo Quetglas Collection and has been shown…Read more …

ALICIA LEAL (*1957) is an artist, who’s work oscillates between dream and reality. With carefree Caribbean color intensities she leans her narrative, surreal paintings towards Cuban folk art. Her subjects are fables, mysteries, visions, myths and life itself. Someone might say that Alicia is an artist touched by an elf. Others attribute her virtues to a kind of state of grace. I would say that we are in front of a personality that has succeeded in finding those magic strings that emerge from her visual repertoire with intuition, craftsmanship, persistent search, imagination, wisdom…Read more …

The Graceful Flight of the Woman-Bird “I am the vision that arrives at dawn with a bunch of transparent lilies (…) I am a kaleidoscope in the mist of a vault I am the woman who loves and expects nothing.” Zaida del Río  (“The Woman of Winter”) At the end of the 1970s a body of work emerged in the Cuban art scene that rapidly filled a unique space. The drawings, engravings, installations, and paintings by Zaida del Río (* 1954, Guadalupe, Las Villas) took their place at the top of the art…Read more …

Born in Camagüey in 1949, Flora Fong's artistry embodies a transcendent fusion that defies geographical and cultural confines. Her canvases are a testament to the rich tapestry of her Cuban upbringing intertwined with the profound influence of her Chinese heritage. This dual lineage imbues her work with a distinctive vibrancy and depth, enabling her to navigate and blend themes, styles, and motifs drawn from both cultures. Flora is a patient and meticulous creator. She is a painter of gestures interested in reflecting reality and dreams personally, nuanced with her own viewpoints and emotions.…Read more …