There was a time when a visit to the Ceramic museum was free, that has changed. Although admission is not expensive, a couple of CUC, it still shows you that times are changing in Havana. Upon entering you'll find a number of objects that are for sale for what I consider a reasonable price for what you're getting. However, going beyond that shop will cost you. It's still well worth it in my opinion, a fair bit to see that will keep you occupied for some time. There are many ceramic objects on display from famous Cuban artists spanning several decades. Some of the most famous artists, dead and alive, have their artwork on display here. A must visit for anyone who is even remotely interested in Art. I strongly recommend coming here.
The space the museum occupies was once the Casa de Francisco Aguilera Basabe, originally owned by merchants that once resided along this ancient road. The house was constructed in 1728.
Mercaderes #27, corner of Amargura
Hours: 9am-5pm Tues-Sat; 9am-1pm Sun
Admission: 2 or 3cuc
The space the museum occupies was once the Casa de Francisco Aguilera Basabe, originally owned by merchants that once resided along this ancient road. The house was constructed in 1728.
Mercaderes #27, corner of Amargura
Hours: 9am-5pm Tues-Sat; 9am-1pm Sun
Admission: 2 or 3cuc
Teresa Sanchez 2009 Reverberacion
Rene Portocarrero 1956 Brujo
Flora Fong 1998
Ismany Gonzalez 2008 Maquina Para Olvidar
Sergio Mario Gonzalez 2008 Union
Luis Grasso - Zulimo 2002 En Cada Torrente
Adolfo Cesar Paradis 2008 Pensamiento
Aniceto Mario Diaz 1991 The Crucifixion
Carlos Alberto Rodriguez 1994
Edel Arencibia 2001 Cada Vez Me Parezco
Alberto Rivero Muniz 2012 Monumento
Wifredo Lam
Amelia Pelaez del Casal
Fernando Velazquez Vigil 1993
Julia Gonzalez 1981 Homenaje a Giron
Isavel Gimeno 2009
Lliana Gutierrez 1987 Forma Infinita
Marta Jimenez 1995 Chismosos
Beatriz Sala Santacana 2009 Genesis
Amelia Pelaez del Casal 1962 Mar Pacifico
Zaida del Rio 1980
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