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Celebrate Cuban and Latin American art and culture during Museum Nights at the Harn Museum of Art. Tour “Layered Lives,” featuring 60 works by 10 Cuban women artists spanning three decades of photography, painting, ceramics and prints. Dance salsa and bachata with Gator Salsa, then catch the Gainesville Latino Film...
Watch "A Song for My Land" during the opening night of the 22nd Gainesville Latino Film Festival. The documentary brings together music, community and environmental awareness while examining the power of storytelling and collective action. Presented in Spanish with English subtitles, the film is a 2025 international production from Argentina,...
Examine feminist practices in contemporary Cuban art during a lecture by Dr. Jasmine Kaur Chohan, assistant curator of contemporary British art at Tate Britain. Presented in conjunction with "Layered Lives," the lecture considers how Cuban women artists have addressed materiality, spirituality, migration, ecology and historical memory since the 1990s. Chohan...
