An art exhibit featuring the works of young Cuban artists from the Cuban Higher Art Institute will be presented at William Paterson University in Wayne from April 8 through April 29 in the Student Center Gallery.
Admission is free.
Fla. It consists of a well balanced collection of paintings, photographs, graphic art and framed murals by 14 artists, including Jorge B. Rodriguez, an art professor at the Institute, and 13 students. The central theme of the exhibit is a contemporary artistic expression of the tensions between rapid urbanization and the destruction of the natural habitat, in particular the tropical rain forest. They represent a leap forward into a new configuration guided by a sure handling of their respective techniques. All of these are present in the works of Farinas. Artist Joan Capote says her work reflects her urban experiences.