El extremo de la bala

El extremo de la bala

by Rewell Altunaga

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Catalogue-book of the exhibition "The far end of the bullet: a decade of Cuban art" organized by the Asociación Hermanos Saíz (AHS) who summoned individual and collective art proposal created in Cuba this last decade. The book is a selective inventory of more than 90 promising young Cuban artists whose creations can be classified as conceptual art and its diverse variants: photography, video, performance, sculpture and installation. Some names include internationally recognized artists like: Duvier del Dago, Douglas Argüelles, Adonis Flores, Hender Lara, Marielena Orozco, Michel Pérez, Ruslín Torres, amongst others. The editorial project accounts for the plurality of the present art production generated in the 21st century in Cuba defined as "unique for the diversity and richness of the supports used in the multiple perceptions of our reality of which, through the most varied languages and techniques, the young artists express themselves... They are the bullet shot into the future (Our translation)"--P. 7". Exhibition curated by artist Rewell Altunaga.

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