As the island nation forges a new relationship with the U.S., artists continue making work as they brace for change. As the U.S. and Cuba continue to work on their new relationship, cultural ...

Founded in 1957 by Oscar B. Cintas, the foundation’s board has awarded fellowships for 55 years to people of Cuban descent in the fields of visual arts, music, writing and architecture.

"Cuba in Transition" will be on display at the A.P.E. Gallery, located at 126 Main St., June 1 through June 25.

"Ever since my first trip to Havana, I was quickly exposed to a very real, thriving and warm culture," says Bryant Toth of the SoHo House who curated the "Bryant Toth Fine Art - Cuban Art ...

Visual artist Juan Roberto Diago’s work, “DIAGO: The Pasts of this Afro-Cuban Present,” is on display at the Lowe Art Museum at the University of Miami in Coral Gables, Florida, on Nov. 1, 2019.

Cuba’s robust tradition of visual arts continues today, ... For Americans, Cuban art old and new exists in a gray zone. With a few crucial exceptions, U.S. citizens can’t visit Cuba.

Last week, the MU Department of Romance Languages and Literature hosted an international conference titled: The Afro-Cuban Artists: A Renaissance. The conference brought in artist and scholars from ...

Like Cuban music, Cuban art has a rich history — but surprisingly few books have been published about it, even though visual artists are at the forefront of Cuba's pro-democracy movement today.

Cuban artists are approaching a moment of reckoning as the country’s government takes a firm legal stance on “vulgar” audio and visual displays in the Republic.

On my first visit to Havana, Cuba, last December, I had no idea what to expect from a Communist island nation that had been off-limits to most U.S. citizens for a half-century.

This Cuban Jewish art restorer has a book for you Rosa Lowinger at work. Her new memoir, “Dwell Time,” explores the parallels between art conservation and the resurrection of family history.