Mosquera, who divides his time between Havana and New York and was a commissioner for the Johannesburg Biennial, is one of the most knowledgeable and widely respected critics of Latin American art today. Tonel , an artist in the exhibition who is also a writer, is regarded as the spokesperson of this generation of artists. He addresses the shift between the generations of the 80's and the 90's and the particular issue of why the artists of this generation choose to remain in Cuba. As the curator, Marilyn A. Zeitlin writes specifically about the work in the exhibition and the ways in which it reflects the contemporary Cuban reality. The catalogue includes documentation of several works by each artist, biographies of each artist, and an extensive bibliography.
All text is bilingual in English and Spanish.
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