The exhibition, which options over 20 works by girls artists from ten Caribbean international locations, confirms the significance the Havana Biennial has granted to creating visible arts within the area, as a part of its fifteenth version’s program.
The collective exhibition by Caribbean girls artists make up what I outline as a sophisticated sensibility in up to date artwork within the area,” Jose Manuel Noseda, curator of the exhibit, together with MNBA Director Jorge Fernandez Torres, acknowledged.
Though the exhibition is an strategy that begins with gender points, Noseda defined that it doesn’t cease there; they deal with private points, race, authority, historic reminiscence, coloniality, and its results on the territories.
Barbara Prezeau (Haiti), Jaime Lee Loy (Trinidad and Tobago), La Vaughn Belle (US Virgin Islands), Man Gabon (Guadeloupe), Maria Magdalena Campos-Pons, Belkis Ayon Manso, and Lisandra Ramirez Bernal (Cuba) are a number of the girls artists exhibiting their artworks in Havana.
Inaugurated in November 2024, “Breaking with Traditions Isn’t Free” is sponsored by the Havana-based Regional Bureau for Tradition of the United Nations Instructional, Scientific and Cultural Group (UNESCO), and can stay open at Nationwide Museum of Advantageous Arts till February.
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