edition of the Havana Biennial was intended to encourage interaction among artists, curators, experts and institutions in a variety of procedures that provide variants of sustainability, without departing from the propositional character that every work or artistic project represents. We aspire for art to point out new paths of collective reasoning and for its realizations to offer, from the confrontation of different creative and circulation models, a greater rapprochement between audiences, localities and levels of experience. Together with the idea of responding to the present, these practices would outline possible notions of the future that, at least on the poetic or symbolic level, correspond to some needs of social transformation. For the first time ever, The Havana Biennial also took place in other Cuban cities, including Matanzas, where Intermittent Rivers took place. As an invited artist to the 13th Havana Biennial, María Magdalena Campos-Pons took the opportunity to initiate a project that would revitalize the artistic community of Matanzas.It has been actively supported by the Wifredo Lam Center, as well as institutions in Matanzas, such as Provincial Council for Visual Arts, the Galería Pedro Esquerré and an international curatorial team that includes Octavio Zaya, Salah M. Hassan, Annie Aguettaz, and Selene Wendt. 14th Bienal de La Habana Theme: Future and Contemporaneity Director: Nelson Ramirez de Arellano This edition will be held from November 12, 2021 to April 30, 2022. For the first time, the event will span a period of almost six months and will be divided into three stages that have been called Experiences: Experience 1: Preamble (November 12 to December 5, 2021). Experience 2: Havana of the Biennial (December 6 to March 24, 2022) Experience 3: Back to the future (From March 25 to April 30, 2022) References Further reading Rojas-Sotelo, Miguel Leonardo. "Cultural Maps, Networks, and Flows: The History and Impact of the Havana Biennale 1984 to the present." Dissertation, University of Pittsburgh, 2009. External links The 10th Havana Biennial on video 7th Havana Biennial - Universes in Universe. Havana Biennial Official Website Havana Biennial Overview by the Miami Herald Havana Biennial Article by the New York Times Exclusive Pictures of the Havana Biennial 2009 Art biennials Buildings and structures in Havana Caribbean art Culture in Havana Tourist attractions in Havana Recurring events established in 1984 1994 establishments in Cuba