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Tag Archives: Colette Rodriguez

1. Art in Cuba Now Part II Espacio Aglutinador

   Espacio Aglutinador was founded in 1994 by Sandra Ceballos and Ezequiel Suárez.  The title means a space that helps people and events come together ( a root word here is gluten) . It is the oldest ongoing independent art space in Cuba that is entirely independent of the government.  Because it is a private home, […]

   This entry was posted on January 3, 2012 and is filed under Espacio Aglutinador Havana Cuba.

   Tags: Angel Delgado, Carlos Garaicoa, Colette Rodriguez, Cuban Art, Espacio Aglutinador, Eugenio Valdex Figueroa, Gerardo Mosquera, Orlando Hernandez, Sandra Cebellos, Tania Bruguera La Cbeza Abajo

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