Cuban Artists, Activists Boycott Havana Biennial, Leading Participants to Drop Out
The event, which is slated to open November 21, follows historic protests within the capital city over censorship.
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Tania Bruguera Agrees to Leave Cuba in Exchange for Release of Prisoners
The artist-activist agreed to take a position at Harvard University in exchange for the release of 25 prisoners.
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‘All Art in Cuba Is Political’: A Havana Biennial Complicated by Local Politics Aims to Rethink the Future by Looking to the Past
Can the self-professed "Biennale for history" offer ways forward?
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Coco Fusco Denied Entry to Cuba Ahead of Havana Biennial
She was detained by customs officials at the airport and turned away.
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Push/Pull: A Cultural Exchange in Havana
I tracked international news on Cuba throughout my formative years, mythologizing the country that created a local resilience plan based on barter, large-scale urban farming and public service to su…
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International Biennial Association Names Leaders
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