Ramon Cernuda

See Danza Afrocubana Before it Disappears -- Again

The Other Art Fair

Letters from the Issue of May 19, 2005

Shark killers, whimpering liberals, and demanding drag queens

Jammin' In Havana

How did two Miami radio stations end up broadcasting Radio Marti programs to listeners in Cuba? Hint: It's curious, but it's classified.

Masterpiece Theater, Part Two

Javier Lumbreras, bon vivant, art collector, and defendant, struts his stuff at the Bass

The Agony and the Ecstasy

Flatlining fare mixes trash with treasure

Letters from the Issue of October 13, 2005

Flatlining fare mixes trash with treasure

A Portrait of Lucila?

Flatlining fare mixes trash with treasure

Fake Art, Real Money

That beautiful painting by Cuban artist Domingo Ramos? The one you bought from a Miami gallery for $10,000? Ready for some bad news? It's a forgery

A Case of Violent Intimidation?

Somebody shot out Maxoly Art Cuba gallery's windows. What did it mean?

Best Art Gallery

Cernuda Arte

Riptide

Equal-opportunity aficionado

Art to Burn

Will the arrival of Cuban artist Manuel Mendive provoke another fiery response from anti-Castro forces?

Foundation Follies

The Cuban American National Foundation sues its enemies again, but this time they're fighting back

The Quiet Cuban

When he appeared in Miami last year, jazz pianist Gonzalo Rubalcaba ignited a firestorm of controversy. Though he now lives in South Florida, he just wants to play music, not politics.

The Phone Is Mightier Than the Sword

Just ask WQBA's feisty Ninoska Perez, whose crank calls to Cuban officials have infuriated Fidel's minions. Miami's exiles love it!

Love and Cuba

Jorge Mas Canosa says a Miami woman tried to smear his reputation and extort millions from him. She says he is the father of her child. Both have sworn they are telling the truth.

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Jorge Mas Canosa says a Miami woman tried to smear his reputation and extort millions from him. She says he is the father of her child. Both have sworn they are telling the truth.

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Jorge Mas Canosa says a Miami woman tried to smear his reputation and extort millions from him. She says he is the father of her child. Both have sworn they are telling the truth.