Top Cuban experts see no change in sight, despite Raul Castro's formal ascension to power. The COA program examined the new leader's likely priorities and the island's ties with the international community.

After nearly fifty years in power, Cuban leader Fidel Castro resigned, sparking discussion about the island's political and economic future. In recent years, U.S.-Cuba trade relations have experienced a thaw.

Brazilian President Inacio Lula da Silva made his first trip to Cuba since the island’s ailing leader Fidel Castro initiated a transition of power to his brother Raul. Lula’s visit brought an energy agreement and pledges of a large aid package.

Burt Glinn's photographs—of Fidel thronged by his fellow Cubans along the road to Havana, of troops embracing, and of fierce men and women taking up arms in the streets—are full of the revolutionary fervor and idealistic anticipation that characterized that moment in Cuban history.

This exhibtion catalogue examines the work of the renowned Cuban surrealist form the 1930s to the 1980s and includes essays by Charles Merewether, Catherine David, and Lowery Stokes Sims.

This exhibition catalogue follows the work of Hugo Consuegra, Sita Gómez de Kanelba, Juan González, Carmen Herrera, Oscar Magnan, and Daniel Serra-Badué.

This bilingual exhibition catalogue features the vernacular architecture of Cuban painter Emilio Sanchez.