Ayón (1967–1999) is one of Cuba's most prominent artists. The exhibition highlights a creative peak in her short career. Ayón worked with collagraphy, a printmaking technique that she refined and used innovatively. Figures, symbols, and rituals in her works are drawn from Abakuá, a secret Afro-Cuban brotherhood that she explored throughout her artistic career. In the school programme, we explore techniques found in the exhibition and create inspired by myths, religions, and belief systems.
Bookable hours are Tuesday - Friday from 9:00 - 16.00. We adapt the content according to the age of the students.
Groups of more than 20 people are welcome to book two separate visits.
