Eduardo de la Cruz and his condemned of the earth
A few months ago, Eduardo de la Cruz Guerra amazed everyone with an exhibition where the subject of slavery was once again the protagonist as he had accustomed us, but...
Making art accessible for everyone.
Born out of a dream to promote the Cuban art to the world, Oleos & Canvas is a collective whose mission is to share a rich culture of a country and support local Cuban artists. With a variety of prints, original works, and NFT's we offer art in all its mediums to help people discover all our culture has to offer.
"Can You Do Lunch?" Silent Auction
Oleos & Canvas has committed to raise $10,000 towards the fight against AIDS.
We are proud to be a Partner of the Canadian Foundation For AIDS Research (CANFAR) in the fight to beat AIDS. The gallery has proudly donated 6 complete paintings to the silent auction with the aim to raise $10,00 for the cause.
Collections
Exhibitions
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Edgar Gonzalez at the Havana Biennial
The Fourteenth Biennial of Havana arrives for the second time in the central province of Cienfuegos to assault, with the magic of visual arts, the public spaces of the city. In...
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Everything Confluences in Erick González
This February 11, the Gelabert Gallery in the municipality of Caibarien, in the central province of Villa Clara, opens its doors to “Todo Confluyes” the most recent artistic work by...
Oleos & Canvas Blog
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Armando Molina: be happy to make happy
It dawns in Havana and Armando Molina (1983) wakes up with a smile. Throughout the night he was visiting dreamlike landscapes impregnated with the most vivid tropical colors, where birds,...
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Nurieski Pichardo: "Painting is a monk's profession"
When Nurieski Pichardo was just five years old, his parents noticed something special in his doodles. The little boy was very observant and always tried to capture what he saw...
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Adrián Socorro: “I never know what I am going to paint the next day”
Do you like the song of birds?” Adrián Socorro asks when someone visits his studio and questions him about the meaning of one of his paintings. People usually answer: “yes”....
