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Galerie Bourbon-Lally represents artists from Haiti and Latin America. The gallery is based in Haiti and is active in the art fairs circuit.

Pablo González-Trejo is a contemporary cuban artist working and living in Paris, France. Pablo González-Trejo studied in the New World School of Arts and Ecole National Superior d'Art.

Cuban Art News focuses on International news, updates and events on contemporary art and culture from Cuba, featuring Cuban artists from visual art to music, literature, food and dance.

Sacasas is a Cuban American contemporary artist who focuses on figures and color. Colors that endow her pieces with light, depth, mood, movement and energy projecting inner spiritual peace. Through her bold use of color, the real world she sees, becomes her world on canvas. Her experiences, memories and feelings, painting from the heart.

The nina menocal gallery has been fundamental in the consolidation of Mexican contemporary art and a pioneer for Mexico in the major international art fairs. It is committed from its beginning with emerging Cuban, Mexican, and Latin American artists. / La Galería Nina Menocal ha sido fundamental en la consolidación del Arte Contemporáneo mexicano, además de ser pionera en México al participar en las más importantes ferias de arte a nivel internacional. Desde sus inicios ha estado comprometida con artistas emergentes de Cuba, México y Latinoamérica.

Original Contemporary Cuban art for sale. Fine art from upcoming and established artists working in Havana, Trinidad and throughout Cuba.

ARC Magazine is a Caribbean art and culture magazine dedicated to highlighting contemporary visual art and the dialogues that exists between emerging and established artists.

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Avistamientos is a Contemporary Art Gallery that offers the world the main artistic values and distinctive features of visual arts in Cuba. Some of its attributes are the creative coexistence of several artists’ generations and the diversity of languages, techniques, procedures, and artistic genres. Another feature is the thematic, conceptual repertoire that constitutes the great aesthetic imaginary of the main social, cultural, political, economic, and ideological concerns. We encourage the deep thought developed by artists from the largest island of the Caribbean, which is without a doubt, one of the main settings for contemporary art from the Caribbean and Latin America.