Title: Sentémonos a conversar sobre la violencia
Description: A converstion with Cuban poet, writer and cultural critic, Carlos A. Aguilera (La Habana, 1970). "The drawings that make up Let's Sit down to talk about violence structure an group of personal stories told in person, whose tiny environment reviews the damages caused by the structural violence that inhabits Cuban society: collective and daily, expiatory and political.  Of how the verb became flesh he takes up the same stories and characters, distributing those among them so that they can be told in the third person. The collection then extends over the rumor, whose infidelity with respect to certain truths is not a symptom of ignorance - as they say - but the face of another fidelity: the testimony of a social thought.." -Henry Eric Hernández.
Subjects: Cuban essays, Cuban Art
Places: 21st century