Presidents of Cuba and the U.S. recently announced a rapprochement, but is the island country ready for free expression in the form of contemporary art activism? Recorded in Havana, this Fresh Talk episode features Cuban artist Tania Bruguera and her recent launch of a new initiative: the Hannah Arendt Institute for Artivism. Bruguera is moving ahead with her project despite the fact that she's been under city arrest and subject to government reprisals after her unauthorized public art performance on December 30, 2014, landed her in jail for three days.
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Amanda Sanfilippo on Public Art
Maria Alyokhina on Political Art
Fresh Talk: Amy Sherald
Glexis Novoa on Cuba's Past
Fresh Talk: Ola Kolehmainen
Fresh Talk: Franky Cruz
Fresh Talk: Sanford Biggers
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