Ponjuan's paintings and installations, with their conceptual approach and text-based elements, explore the relationship between language and image.

Saavedra's paintings and installations, with their conceptual approach and critical commentary, explore themes of politics and society in Cuba.

De Nieves's sculptures and performances, with their intricate beadwork and theatrical elements, explore themes of identity and transformation.

Provosty's paintings, with their luminous colors and abstract forms, explore the interplay of light and space.

Stanton's paintings, with their figurative style and intimate portraits, capture the essence of his subjects.

Santiago's miniature dioramas and sculptures explore themes of history, memory, and cultural identity.

Bradford's paintings, with their luminous figures and vibrant colors, explore themes of community and belonging.

Capanna's paintings, with their bold colors and graphic style, capture the energy of urban life.

Castle's drawings and constructions, made from found materials, reveal a unique visual language.

Davis's multidisciplinary practice, including performance and video, challenges notions of identity and representation.