by Ángel Pérez 1 The term “Cuban independent cinema” is one of the most problematic among those that circulate in the island’s contemporary cultural landscape. A quick review of the
Long live the rag sir / And the table without a tablecloth / Long live the one who smells like an alley / A swear word and a workshop.
By Edgar Ariel In panel 141, on its obverse, I found the postage stamp containing the sculpture Frisco, by Alexander Calder. Above, in black sans serif letters: CUBA CORREOS 3
"My "fish" are 'Monsters', I have named them so, and likewise the species is named. Sometimes these beings dominate women and vice versa. They are phallic in shape or can be hybrids."
There is no doubt that TRAVEL -in capital letters- embodies one of the great themes of Cuba’s recent history, from a cultural and social point of view. In the idiosyncrasy
By Edgar Ariel We are on rue Saint Gilles, in the third arrondissement of Paris. Paz Corona holds a bottle of water in her hands and watches me arrive at
"Silent Specific" has perforated -intervened- the "dramaturgy" of the city from a stance that implies an understanding of the public as political.
*May 16, 2016, Kim Kardashian’s speech receiving an award at the 20th Annual Webby Awards. « 2020, je mets le Pape et Nabilla sur l’même tableau Pas d’photo
Naomi Lulendo est beaucoup de choses. Sur le papier, elle est parisienne, diplômée de l’École des beaux-arts depuis peu. Dans son sang, sa tête et sa peau, elle est française,
I met Inês Zenha last June at her exhibition Between folded, enfolding and yet to be unfolded in the former Red House, now called the 10 Bastille. Fascinated by her
