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• Join us for the reception at 6:30 PM• Artist talk at 7:00 PM
• Light refreshments
“This project, with its focus on the diversity and dignity of young Cubans, was born out of multiple trips to Cuba over twenty-five years, developing relationships, and observing the slow but ever-increasing changes and openings that have unfolded, particularly during the last ten years, and especially visible among the latest generations.
When using the term “diversity” and referring to its growth and expansion in Cuba, I am speaking not only of racial and cultural diversity, but also of diversity in terms of gender and identity, sexuality, spirituality, sustainability and inequalities, and how young people express themselves through fashion, communication, work, community, and life on the island. This show, and the book, is a celebration of young Cubans today.”
–Jonathan Jonás Moller
Jonathan “Jonás” Moller is an award-winning documentary photographer and human rights activist. Since 1991 Moller has worked mostly in Central America (primarily Guatemala), as well as in Peru and Cuba. He is the author of two books on Guatemala, a book about Peru, a book about the diversity of young Cubans today, a book about Black Lives Matter in 2020, and his most recent book, In Transit: In the Company of Strangers, published in 2024.
Moller’s work is in numerous public and private collections, among others the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, Museum of Fine Arts Boston, the Museo Reina Sofía in Madrid, Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes in Buenos Aires, Museo de Arte de Lima, Museum of Fine Arts Houston, Los Angeles County Museum of Art, Museo de Antioquia in Medellin, Colombia, Casa de Las Americas in Havana, and the George Eastman House.
Come and enjoy the amazing photography. It’s a free exhibition, but making a donation will help defray the cost of mailing, travel, and setup of the exhibit, all proceeds go to the artists.
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Gallery For Social Political Art
at the Community Church of Boston
Join us In Person or on YouTube:
www.youtube.com/c/TheCommunityChurchofBostonOfficial
Programs are held on the 2nd floor in the Lothrop Auditorium.
Small elevator, wheelchair accessible.
CCB is located near the Orange line-Back Bay or the Green line-
Copley T Stops.
Limited on Street Parking and at Back Bay Parking Garage, 199 Clarendon Street. Discount Vouchers available for parking in the garage.
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565 Boylston St., Boston, MA, United States, Massachusetts 02116
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