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A visual artist and photographer born in Havana in 1988, he graduated as a Mid-Level Technician in Computer Science with a specialization in digital production and graphic design (2007). He has further complemented his training through workshops such as the UNEAC Photography Workshop led by Chino Arcos (2022), the FotoFest2021 Portfolio Review at the Fototeca de Cuba and the Ludwig Foundation of Cuba, as well as the Photobook Workshop conducted by Image Threads Collective (2017). His work has been featured in numerous group exhibitions, including Ese Misterio llamado Luz, 150 años de Martí…Read more …

Alberto “Chino” Arcos (Havana * 1956) is a Cuban photographer with more than thirty years of experience in artistic and documentary practice. Throughout his career he has expanded his training through international studies, including a six-month scholarship in Madrid, Spain (1997) in Photography and Microfilming; a professional training course in Berlin, Germany (1988); a program at the University of Salamanca, Spain, focused on photographic restoration and conservation (1997); and a six-month course in photojournalism in 1991. Professionally, he worked at the National Archives of Cuba as head of the Microfilming Laboratory and spent…Read more …

(Ciego de Ávila * 1987) Cuban visual artist and photographer, currently a professor in the Department of Photography at the University of the Arts (ISA), Havana, since 2024. He studied at the Raúl Corrales Academy of Fine Arts in Ciego de Ávila (2002–2006) and later at the University of the Arts (ISA), Havana (2007–2012). His work has been presented in several solo exhibitions, including Letters for Tomorrow (Galería Galiano, Havana, 2024, two-person exhibition with Sergio Marrero), Notes in the Wind (Galería Galiano, 2023), All In (Galería La Nave, 2022), Submerged Memory (Galería Seis…Read more …

José Miguel Cano Álvarez (Havana, 1999) is a Cuban visual artist trained at the National Academy of Fine Arts San Alejandro (2016–2020) and at the Faculty of Visual Arts of the University of the Arts (ISA), where he pursued studies between 2022 and 2025. His academic training has been complemented by a wide range of specialized workshops in drawing, printmaking, photography, site-specific practice, digital collage, ceramics, and lithography, contributing to a plural artistic practice in constant exploration. Since 2022, he has presented solo exhibitions in institutional spaces, galleries, and virtual platforms in Cuba…Read more …

Juan Moreira (Havana, 1938) is a renowned Cuban visual artist whose career has left a lasting mark on contemporary Latin American art. A member of the Union of Writers and Artists of Cuba (UNEAC) and the International Association of Plastic Arts, he also presided over the Visual Arts Section of the Hermanos Saíz Brigade. Trained at prestigious institutions such as the San Alejandro Academy and the Experimental Graphics Workshop in Havana, Moreira combined teaching with an intense artistic practice until 1984, when he fully devoted himself to painting, drawing, printmaking, and monumental murals.…Read more …

Andrey Quintana is a Cuban visual artist. He graduated from the Instituto Superior de Arte (ISA) in Havana in 2008, after completing his studies at the prestigious Academy of Fine Arts San Alejandro in 2002. Throughout his career, Quintana has presented several solo exhibitions that highlight his evolving creative vision. Notable shows include Gunshot (2020) at Galería Servando Cabrera, Implosion (2017) at Galería Carmelo González, and Crypsis (2013) at Galería Carmen Montilla, all in Havana. His first solo exhibition, Stories (2002) at Galería Carmelo González, marked the beginning of a consistent and dynamic exhibition path. In addition to his solo projects, Quintana has participated in numerous group exhibitions both in Cuba…Read more …