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This piece is for a traveling exhibition to Cuba, New York City, & Ohio slated for 2021. The show, titled “Letters from Cuba, Letters from Ohio”, will showcase artists’ visual & written letters hailing from both locations. It is my pleasure to be among a group of excellent artists who have traveled to & taken part in an artist partnership with Cuba. I’m extremely proud of the friendships (both professional & personal) that this organization has been able to nurture. This piece represents a close communication with the friends I’ve made during my visits. You can see some of my inspirations in the gallery below.
If I’ve learned anything from my previous exhibitions in Cuba & the one-two punch of 2020’s global pandemic, it’s safe to say that the dates & locations will remain flexible until closer to the opening. When that time comes, I’ll be sure to let everyone know. The plan is to have simultaneous exhibitions in four Cuban cities in the spring of 2021, followed by a summer showing at the Columbus Museum of Art, before traveling to New York City in the fall. Keep an eye out for new information as it comes in!
Selection of my other Cuban adventures here:
– New “Columbus In Cuba” Documentary Traveling To Film Festivals
– New Painting For “Columbus In Cuba | Cuba In Columbus” Exhibition
– “ConnectArt”: Preparing For 13th Havana Biennial In Mantanzas, Cuba
– (exhibition postponed, date TBD) My Art Relationship Grows Between Cuba & the Center of Science & Industry Grows
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