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Telmary Y Habanasana in Concert July 8Th Sala Avellaneda lahabana. com magazine July 2017 Telmary y Habanasana in concert July 8th Sala Avellaneda JUL 2017 1 lahabana. com magazine HAVANA LISTINGS VISUAL ARTS PHOTOGRAPHY DANCE MUSIC THEATRE FOR KIDS EVENTS FEATURES RESTAURANTS HAVANA BARS & CLUBS GUIDE LIVE MUSIC HOTELS PRIVATE ACCOMMODATION JUL 2017 3 lahabana. com magazine CENTRO HISPANO AMERICANO DE CULTURA OPENS La Estampa Contemporánea en la colección JULY 6 Arte de Nuestra América Haydée Santamaría de VISUAL Casa de las Américas, is a collection of works by Latin American artists that show the variety of techniques and contents, the rich manufacture and the continuity of the tradition of Latin ARTS American printmaking by young engravers. CENTRO DE DESARROLLO DE LAS ARTES VISUALES THROUGH Herbaria, group show by Cuban and international JULY 9 artists, with a new reflection on landscape. MUSEO NACIONAL DE BELLAS ARTES. EDIFICIO DE ARTE CUBANO THROUGHOUT JULY GALERÍA CASA 8 Juego de Ángeles commemorates the centenary of the birth of sculptor THROUGH Ritual, exhibition by Andy Llanes Bulto that JULY 9 Eugenio Rodríguez, one of the modernizers of this art form Cuba, with presents a group of large pieces in which the the exhibition of more than 50 pieces, including sculptures, prints and human body is the focus of the work while it is drawings, made between 1944 and 1968. One of Rodríguez most famous trapped by the moon in its different phases. works is the sculpture group located within the main lobby of the National Museum of Fine Arts. FACTORÍA HABANA MUSEO NACIONAL DE BELLAS ARTES. EDIFICIO DE ARTE UNIVERSAL THROUGH- Índice de imágenes, by José Manuel Mesía, who OUT JULY THROUGHOUT JULY using painting and installation and through a process marked by the study of episodes of the Gabinete, Piranesi...papel exhibits 60 prints by Giovanni Battista Piranesi, Cuban wars of independence, examines the belonging to the Drawings and Prints Department of the museum. mechanisms of rewriting history, the apocryphal, the construction of imaginaries and the myths BIBLIOTECA PÚBLICA RUBÉN MARTÍNEZ VILLENA that are created around facts. THROUGH JULY 21 Berenice, by designer Omar Batista, inspired by Edgar Allan Poe’s eponymous story, includes seven digitized pen and inlk drawings. The graphic intervention of the entire space of the gallery forms a large mural that recreates the atmosphere of the American writer’s stories and explores the Human nature and its conflicts. FÁBRICA DE ARTE CUBANO THROUGH SEPTEMBER 30 Maurice Renoma, an exhibition showing an unknown stage design by the photos by Alex Mene artist in the course of his photographic experience and installations created Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes. Edificio de Arte Cubano in situ with the help of salvaged materials. JUL 2017 4 lahabana. com magazine GALERÍA COLLAGE HABANA CENTRO DE ARTE CONTEMPORÁNEO WIFREDO LAM THROUGH JULY 29 THROUGH AUGUST 26 4ta Dimensión (4D), group show by artists Elias Henoc, Jeosviel Abstengo, Valor de uso has proposed to the participating artists that they work their Liesther Amador, Miguel Chamorro and Michel Moro. pieces with instruments that at the end of the exhibition can recover their original function, which implies the collaboration of the workers of the Center ACADEMIA DE ARTE SAN ALEJANDRO in the conformation of the exhibition. THROUGH MID-JULY THROUGH AUGUST 25 Homo abstractus, is a collection of 40 works by one of the indisputable Memorias. Grabado cubano ‘80 ‘90 presents 50 prints belonging to the masters of contemporary Cuban abstraction: Rigoberto Mena. Wifredo Lam Center Collection, of Cuban artists José Julián Aguilera, Ángel Alfaro Echevarría, Abel Barroso, Pablo Borges, Yamilis Brito, Luis Cabrera, CASA DE ARTES Y TRADICIONES CHINAS Tamara Campo, José M. Contino, Salvador Corratgé, Antonio Espinosa, THROUGHOUT JULY Moisés Finalé, Gilberto Frómeta, Isabel Gimeno, Julio Girona, Nicolás Lara, Uver Solís, un paseo imaginario is an exhibition of by this artist who worked Israel León, Isolina Limonta, Aldo Menéndez, Ibrahim Miranda, Isary Paulet, the primitive style, and who was very much respected by the first Cuban Enrique Pérez Triana, Pablo Quert, Ángel M. Ramírez, Alexander Richardm, avant-garde. The paintings belong to the Fine Arts Museum Collection. Juan Carlos Rivero, Ángel Rivero Sierra, Elio Rodríguez, Carlos A. Rodríguez Cárdenas, Agustín Rolando Rojas, Leandro Soto, Israel Tamayo, Rubén Torres Llorca, Zenén Vizcaíno and Rafael Zarza. CASA DEL FESTIVAL DEL NUEVO CINE LATINOAMERICANO THROUGHOUT JULY GALERÍA HABANA Poster sketches designed for films in the past 50 years. Film poster THROUGH JULY 28 constitute probably the best exponents of this art in Cuba. Muestra de óleos y temperas by the important Cuban painter Servando Cabrera Moreno, and the launching of a beautiful Spanish/English volume CASA DE LA OBRA PÍA that includes part of his series called “Habaneras” and “Guajiros”, which are THROUGHOUT JULY the most popular among his extensive and diverse artistic production. El patio de mi casa, show by Cuban ceramist Ioán Carratalá. PABELLÓN CUBA CENTRO DE CULTURA Y FE SAN IGNACIO DE LOYOLA THROUGH JULY 23 THROUGH JULY 28 La mística del cuerpo. Habeas Corpus Ad Subicendum, group show by Acuérdate de mí. Dedicated to Environment Day, artist Yoilén Hernández Cuban and international artists, the exhibition focuses on the depiction Moreno offers a very personal and suggestive interpretation of Nature: the of the human figure in different media and from its multiple semantic and identification of the landscape with the state of mind. expressive possibilities. GALERÍA SERVANDO TALLER EXPERIMENTAL DE GRÁFICA THROUGH JULY 15 THROUGH JULY 7 Pulsiones, an exhibition by Octavio Irving, which “takes advantage of the Que hable ahora o calle para siempre, solo show by Yeny Ferro, Prizewinner of possibilities of drawing to pick up technical and discursive elements present the Colography Competition. in his work, such as plural compositions and the gesture of the strokes…” JUL 2017 5 lahabana. com magazine CASA OSWALDO GUAYASAMÍN THROUGH JULY 18 Lente en descarga is a photographic dialogue between Young photographers and protagonists of the Fotojazz event, which was discontinued 20 years ago. GALERÍA TALLER GORRÍA THROUGH Retratos, pictures taken by Danay Suárez. JULY 24 MUSEO NACIONAL DE BELLAS ARTES. EDIFICIO DE ARTE CUBANO THROUGH Varda/Cuba brings together 100 pictures by the great JULY 10 French filmmaker Agnès Varda taken in Cuba in 1962. These photos would later be used by Varda in her film Saludos, Cubanos. GALERÍA JULIO LARRAMENDI. HOSTAL CONDE DE VILLANUEVA THROUGHOUT Mardi Gras. Mobile, 2017 by photographers Chip Cooper JULY (US) and Julio Larramendi (Cuba) is a collection of pictures taken during the traditional Fat Tuesday Parade in Mobile, Alabama. SALA DE LA DIVERSIDAD THROUGH Quinta de los Molinos, Restaurar, Conservar y Educar. JULY 9 Photographic exhibition Restore, Preserve and Educate. PHOTO GRAPHY JUL 2017 6 lahabana. com magazine RESERVE ONE FLIGHT AND TRAVEL TO THREE DESTINATIONS It’s now possible to take one flight and unite three popular Cuban destinations. To save time, you can now take advantage of the daily Boeing 737 departure from Havana and travel to Holguín and Cayo Coco. This offer lasts until October 2017. Two daily flights, one in the morning, the other in the afternoon, will transport you to explore these three destinations. Havana. The cultural and nightlife epicenter of Cuba. Holguín. Known as the city of parks, we suggest you visit the emblematic Hill of the Cross. Cayo Coco. Known for its exotic nature and beautiful beaches, here you’ll find comfort and rest in its modern resorts. ENJOY YOUR VACATIONS TO THE MAX WITH ONE FLIGHT AND THREE CubaTravelNetwork.com US - [email protected] | 1 800 282 2468 (Toll Free) DESTINATIONS Europe - [email protected] | +31 (0)20 794 7962 Asia - [email protected] | 1800 198 150 (Toll Free) Rest of the world - [email protected] | +53 (0)7 214 0090 JUL 2017 7 lahabana. com magazine DANCE CHOQUE DE HURACANES JULY 15, 3PM CASA DE CULTURA DE DIEZ DE OCTUBRE Third edition of this break dance meeting in Freestyle 1vs1 and Bboy 2vs2. If you want to participate and compete, registrations are open until July 10. LA DANZA Y SUS ESTILOS JULY 22, 5PM CENTRO HISPANO AMERICANO DE CULTURA Performance by dance companies Habana Queen, Así Somos and Raíces Profundas. SUMMER COURSE JULY 3-8 TEATRO MARTÍ Dance lessons by the Irene Rodríguez Spanish Dance Company. CONCERT PROGRAM JULY 15, 8:30PM; JULY 16, 5PM TEATRO MARTÍ Performances by the Choreography Workshop of the Fernando Alonso National Ballet School. CONCERT PROGRAM JULY 16, 11AM; JULY 29, 7PM TEATRO MARTÍ Performances by the students of the Lizt Alfonso Dance Cuba Summer Course. JUL 2017 8 lahabana. com magazine The contemporary fusion and electronic music scene has expanded recently as new bars and clubs have opened party promoters have organized events in parks and public spaces. Good live music venues include Bertolt Brecht (Wednesdays: Interactivo, El Sauce (check out the Sunday afternoon Máquina de la Melancolía) and Fábrica de Arte Cubano which has concerts most nights Thursday through Sunday as well as impromptu smaller performances inside. In Havana’s burgeoning entertainment district along First Avenue from the Karl MUSIC Marx theatre to the aquarium you are spoilt for choice with the always popular Don Cangrejo featuring good live music with artists of the likes of Kelvis Ochoa, CONTEMPORARY David Torrens, Interactivo, Diana Fuentes, Descemer Bueno, David Blanco, just to FUSION name a few, Las Piedras (insanely busy from 3am) and El Palio and Melem bar— both featuring different singers and acts in smaller more intimate venues. BALNEARIO UNIVERSITARIO EL CORAL EN GUAYABERA HAVANA HARD ROCK FRIDAYS & SATURDAYS / 1PM-1AM SUNDAYS / 6PM EVERY OTHER FRIDAY / 6PM Electronic music with rapping, DJing, Discotemba Soul Train, a show of Vjing, Dj-producers, breakdancing and soul music graffiti writing, among other urban art CAFÉ CORNER SATURDAYS & expressions.
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