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What’s on Our Nightstands/New Book: “Hologramas de desaparición” – Repeating Islands (opens the original)
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Recently, I started reading Francisco Font Acevedo’s Hologramas de desaparición (blanco & Staccato, 2026) and I am thrilled to report that it is a delightful (while often heart wrenching) read. I am exploring its first “holograms” (Chapter 1) with a mix of excitement and trepidation. The text is accompanied the always eloquent and suggestive photographic work by Eduardo Lalo, which Julio Ramos insightfully and aptly describes as “a scattered archive of shadows and reverie” (see description below
Exhibition— “Submerged and Returning: Reparative Anarchiving” – Repeating Islands (opens the original)
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Fresh Milk and the Clara Lionel Foundation (CLF) present “Submerged and Returning: Reparative Anarchiving.” The exhibition opens on Wednesday, October14, 2026, at 6:30pm, at Caribbean Brushstrokes Gallery, Bridgetown, Barbados. It will be on view until Saturday, November 7, 2026. This event is free and open to the public. Description: Fresh Milk in partnership with the Clara Lionel Foundation (CLF) is thrilled to invite you to the exhibition Submerged and Returning: Reparative Anarchiving, celeb
Storied Cuban ballet tradition perseveres through mounting national crises – Repeating Islands (opens the original)
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Many thanks to Peter Jordens for bringing this fascinating article to our attention. Also see the added link to “Photos of Cuba’s ballet dancers persevering through blackouts and shortages,” by Ramón Espinosa at AP News. Andrea Rodríguez (AP News) reports on how Cuba’s celebrated ballet tradition has been persevering through all types of mounting crises. For months, two-thirds of Cuba had no electricity at night. Some neighborhoods in the capital of Havana have been without running water for mor
The Armory Show spotlights Caribbean artists and galleries – Repeating Islands (opens the original)
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The Armory Show is over (September 24-27, Javits Center, New York) but this review by Carlie Porterfield for The Art Newspaper captures the essence of Caribbean representation this year. Porterfield writes, “New York’s biggest art fair has revamped its footprint to place artists of the Caribbean and its diasporas in the foreground, as well as stalwarts of the hometown scene.” Here are excerpts from The Art Newspaper. This month’s edition of The Armory Show centres the Caribbean in both its curat
The Met to Present First Major Félix González-Torres Show in NYC in Decades (The Spaces Between) – Repeating Islands (opens the original)
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Phillip Pyle (Hyperallergic) previews the first major exhibition on Cuban American artist Félix González-Torres in New York in over 30 years. “The Spaces Between” will be on view at the Metropolitan Museum of Art from June 10 to October 18, 2027. He writes, “Scattered across the museum’s permanent collection galleries, ‘The Spaces Between’ brings together more than 40 works from the late conceptual artist.” The Metropolitan Museum of Art will present the first major exhibition on Felix Gonzalez-
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