Cuba Photography Missions - Nordstrom, Alison
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In 2019, Cuba celebrated the 60th anniversary of the revolution. Against this background, an extensive photography project was set up with four Cuban and four European participants, taking the current reality of the island as a starting point. Text in English and Spanish.

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In 2019, Cuba celebrated the 60th anniversary of the revolution. Against this background, an extensive photography project was set up with four Cuban and four European participants, taking the current reality of the island as a starting point. Text in English and Spanish.
Autorenporträt
Ossain Raggi González is a photo-based artist and professor living and working in La Habana, Cuba. In addition to his own artistic work, since 1997, has been active as a highly committed professor of photography at the Cuban University of Arts (ISA). He is currently Head of Photography Department and chairman of the admissions jury of the Visual Arts Faculty. Simon Roberts is a visual artist based in Brighton, UK. Widely recognized for his large-format, tableaux photographs of the British landscape, his practice also encompasses video, text and installation work, which together, interrogate notions of identity and belonging, and the complex relationship between history, place and culture. Bert Danckaert studied photography at the Academy for Fine Arts and the National Higher Institute for Fine Arts in Antwerp. He is head of the photography department at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts Antwerp. Charlotte Lybeer received her PhD in visual arts (Lifestyle Supermarket) at the Academy of Fine Arts Antwerp, where she's teaching photography. As a photographer Lybeer combines the curiosity of the journalist researching actual phenomena - symptoms of the global, capitalist crisis - the empathy of the detective infiltrating enclosed worlds, and the sensibility to capture the way fiction transforms reality.