
… in the median.
La construcción de lo posible.







via cac_wilfredo_lam T and IG.
Curatorial team – Margarita González Llorente, Jorge Alfonso García, Nelson Herrera Ysla, José Manuel Noceda, Ibis Hernández, Margarita Sánchez, Lisset Alonso Compte, and Pepe Fernández; via La Jiribilla.
“Entre las instituciones que acogerán la 13 Bienal estarán el propio Centro Wifredo Lam, el Pabellón Cuba, el Centro de Desarrollo de las Artes Visuales, la Fototeca de Cuba, buena parte de la red de instituciones culturales de la Oficina del Historiador de la Ciudad, la Biblioteca Nacional José Martí y la Galería Villa Manuela de la Uneac, a los que se suman otros espacios urbanos.” via Granma.
Related : A call for solidarity against Decree 349. Background. Miami Herald on the decree. Miami Herald on Cuba (122718).
Ross Gay in the Paris Review (via twitter):
the synonyms for this behavior are linger, loaf, laze, lounge, lollygag, dawdle, amble, saunter, meander, putter, dillydally, and mosey.
another of the synonyms for loitering, which I almost wrote as delight: taking one’s time.
Source: Loitering Is Delightful
From The Book of Delights.
Some affinities to the flaneur and discourse on laziness.
The Last Resort is a documentary, by Dennis Scholl and Kareem Tabsch, about a vibrant Jewish retirement paradise that flourished in 1970s Miami Beach. Long before Miami Vice and MTV Spring Break, the retiree community grew so big that most of the city’s population was over 70 and Jewish!
The story is told through the beautiful photographs of Andy Sweet and Gary Monroe, who as young artists set out to capture this unique moment.

Natasha Del Toro’s interview “Miami artist Adler Guerrier’s sense of place” in the New Tropic.

Untitled (longevity has it’s place)
2017
Graphite, color pencil, enamel paint and solvent transfer on paper 15 x 11.5 inches.
Edwidge Danticat and Michael Dash on Glissant. Tout-Monde Festival, March 1-4, 2018 at Pérez Art Museum.
27:42 Le lieu et l’espace. Place and space.
30:10 For Glissant, it was a totalité non-totalisable, that is, you know that the world is a totality, but you could not totalized it. And this where we get to the question of resisting philosophical thought …philosophical thought would attempt to totalize the world, that is to give it some kind of universal structure, organized in some sort of way.