
studio view, Bakehouse, 060319.
You've got to dig to dig it, you dig?
Bakehouse is participating in Artists Open, a Miami-Dade County-wide open studios day, Saturday, May 11, 11am–6pm, 561 NW 32nd Street, Miami, FL 33127.

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An article and interview with Tamara K.E. via atelierbesuche.
The figures in my images do not develop from already existing comic characters, but develop as random data. In this context, an obsessive, not clearly definable language is important. A language, which takes the dynamics of our cultural memory on board and therefore defies any final interpretation.



A profile of artist Nari Ward on PBS; Ward’s show at the New Museum.
Federica Bueti reports on the Havana Biennial 2019, for Ocula.
Amirah Mercer interviewed me, for her new venture– Other Suns, concerned with the aesthetics in black culture. Here is the article.
One definition of heaven is a place of utmost happiness, something enjoyable and pleasant. If you had heaven here on Earth, in this very moment, would you even recognize it? Because you do—we all do—have access to creating utopia in our everyday lives. For proof, look no further than the photography and collages of Miami-based artist Adler Guerrier.

Toussaint Louverture by Alberto Lescay, 2002. Parque de la Fraternidad, La Habana.
Alberto Lescay Merencio, via Ici Palabre.

via historiacuba

And a Lincoln.