Sekolah Seni Rupa Nasional, Havana

23°05′17″N 82°26′53″W / 23.08806°N 82.44806°W / 23.08806; -82.44806

Sekolah Seni Rupa Nasional di Kuba (Escuelas Nacionales de Arte, yang sekarang dikenal sebagai Instituto Superior de Arte) dianggap oleh para sejarawan sebagai salah satu pengabdian arsitektural paling menonjol dari Revolusi Kuba.^[1] Struktur terakota dan bata berlangit-langit Catalan organik dan inovatif tersebut dibangun di bekas tempat klub country di subperkotaan bagian paling barat Cubanacán, Havana, yang dijuluki "Beverly Hills"-nya Havana dan saat itu dipegang oleh para pejabat Partai Komunis.^[2] Sekolah tersebut dicanangkan dan didirikan oleh Fidel Castro dan Che Guevara pada 1961, dan tempat tersebut merefleksikan optimisme utopia dan perwujudan revolusioner pada masa-masa awal Revolusi Kuba.^[3] Sepanjang tahun-tahun pemakaian aktifnya, sekolah tersebut menjadi inkubator utama bagi para seniman, musisi, pemeran dan penari Kuba.

• Lupe Alvarez
• Alexandre Arrechea
• Tania Brugera
• Consuelo Castañeda
• Felipe Dulzaides
• Roberto Fabelo
• Ever Fonseca
• Rene Francisco
• Flavio Garciandia
• Mirtha Ibarra
• Kcho
• Manuel Lopez-Oliva
• Los Carpinteros
• Gerardo Mosquera
• Manuel Piña
• Jorge Luis Prats
• Dafnis Prieto
• Sandra Ramos
• Armando Rodriguez Ruidiaz
• Gonzalo Rubalcaba
• Osvaldo Sanchez
• Tomás Sánchez
• Antonio Elegio Fernandez (Tonel)
• José Bedia Valdés
• List of Cuban painters
• Silfredo La O

• Lupe Alvarez
• Belkis Ayón
• José Bedia Valdés
• Tania Brugera
• María Magdalena Campos Pons
• Consuelo Castaneda
• Rene Francisco
• Flavio Garciandia
• Alma Guillermoprieto
• Helmo Hernandez
• Flora Lawten
• Raquel Mendieta
• Graciela Pogolotti
• Eduardo Ponjuan
• Raquel Revuelta
• Vicente Revuelta
• Armando Rodriguez Ruidiaz
• Lazaro Saavedra
• Osvaldo Sanchez
• Evelio Tieles

• Instituto Superior de Arte, kampus penerus dari Sekolah Seni Rupa Nasional

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• Excerpt from the documentary Unfinished Spaces by Alysa Nahmias and Ben Murray, via the World Monuments Fund
• Website and trailer for the film Unfinished Spaces Diarsipkan 2020-04-28 di Wayback Machine.
• IMDB entry for Unfinished Spaces
• Felipe Dulzaides website for Utopia Possible Diarsipkan 2016-03-04 di Wayback Machine.
• Revolution of Forms (the Opera) website
• Short clip of Revolution of Forms (the Opera)
• Charles Koppleman's website for Revolution of Forms the Opera Diarsipkan 2011-08-13 di Wayback Machine.
• The Lost Art Schools of Cuba Diarsipkan 2009-01-08 di Wayback Machine.
• Variaciones, by Humberto Solas
• National Schools of Art, Cubanacán - UNESCO World Heritage Centre

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