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José Ángel Vincench’s most recent installation was made up of five mobile homes each in the shape of letters spelling the word ‘exile’. Vincench’s piece is a commentary on the state of individuals who are displaced from their own country, and it was on show at the 11th Havana Biennale in Cuba from May until [...]
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There’s no place in the world like Cuba’s colourful and crumbling capital. Riddled with contradictions, it’s a foodie’s worst nightmare and a photographer’s paradise. People really do dance in the streets, drive 1950s Chevvies, and smoke big, fat cigars. However, it’s all set to change. In December last year, while Cuba celebrated the fiftieth anniversary [...]
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We asked New York-based photographer Baldomero Fernandez about his Cuba series and whether there was a particular mood that he was looking to capture: ‘Usually I tend to photograph quiet scenes that are empty and have a feeling of solitude. The surreal part that comes through is usually more because of anachronisms, or maybe something [...]
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