Architecture and Power | Gustavo Acosta
Gustavo Acosta has spent more than four decades using architecture as a language for power. From Havana to Miami, his paintings examine the structures civilizations build, the systems they represent, and what remains when those systems change.
Who Is Rubén Torres Llorca?
Rubén Torres Llorca is a Cuban-born conceptual artist, painter, sculptor, and installation artist best known for his role in the influential Volumen Uno exhibition of 1981 and his contributions to the New Cuban Art movement. His work explores power, communication, belief, and the narratives that shape human behavior.
A Humanistic Revival
Originally published in 2016, writer John Sevigny examines a shift away from spectacle-driven contemporary art and argues for a renewed appreciation of representation, technical mastery, and the human figure, highlighting artists represented by Conde Contemporary.