Largest Exhibition of Afro-Cuban Art Ever Staged Opens at Miami's Lowe Art Museum
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The Lowe Art Museum at the University of Miami is presenting two exhibitions with more than 100 works by 58 artists, spanning 200 years of Afro-Cuban creativity. The centerpiece, El Pasado Mío/My Own Past, features more than 80 works by 44 Afrodescendant artists and includes 11 women artists long excluded from the traditional Cuban art canon.
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