Discoveries in Art

DISCOVERIES IN ART ®

Specializing in Caribbean and Latin-American fine art, particularly the works of Cuban artists living at home and abroad.

American Dream (Sueño Norteamericano) by Franklin Álvarez Fortún, watercolor/watercolor paper, 2014 – available at Discoveries in Art.

Franklin Álvarez Fortún
Dome of the Blue Mosque in Istambul (Cupula de la Mezquita Azul de Estambul) by Ariamna Contino Mendoza, Hand cut paper, 2018 – available at Discoveries in Art.

Ariamna Contino Mendoza
Who? (Quien?) by Alejandro González Méndez, Photography, 1999 – available at Discoveries in Art.

Alejandro González Méndez
Ancestors (Ancestros) by Ever Fonseca Cerviño, acrylic/canvas – available at Discoveries in Art.

Ever Fonseca Cerviño
Abandoned in Front of the Sunset (Abandonado Frente al Atardecer) by Luis Antonio Espinosa Fruto, acrylic on canvas, 2007 – available at Discoveries in Art.

Luis Antonio Espinosa Fruto
In a Closed Mouth Mosquitos Do Not Enter (En Boca Cerrada No Entran Moscas) by Ruben Torres Llorca, Ink on cork panel, 1989 – available at Discoveries in Art.

Ruben Torres Llorca
Displacing Clouds (Desplazando Nubes) by The Merger, Stainless steel with stone, 2015 – available at Discoveries in Art.

The Merger
Series: At the Edge of Time (Serie: A La Orilla del Tiempo) by Carlos Guzmán Hernández, Acrylic on canvas, 2011 – available at Discoveries in Art.

Carlos Guzmán Hernández
Concern (Inquietud) by Moisés Finalé, Mixed on canvas, wood metal, 2023 – available at Discoveries in Art.

Moisés Finalé
Untitled No. 3 from the series Pending Memories (S/T No. 3 de la Serie: Memorias Pendientes) by Adrian Fernandez Milanes, Digital photo print on Hahnmuhle photo rag pearl 310 GSM paper, 2018 – available at Discoveries in Art.

Adrian Fernandez Milanes
Dragon Ball Power (Dragon Ball Power) by Sandra Ceballos Obaya, mixed/cartulina, 2012 – available at Discoveries in Art.

Sandra Ceballos Obaya
Sushi Samurai (La Batalla del Sushi) by Reinerio Tamayo Fonseca, acrylic/canvas, 2012 – available at Discoveries in Art.

Reinerio Tamayo Fonseca
Untitled (S/T) by Diego Torres Rodríguez, acrylic/board, 2007 – available at Discoveries in Art.

Diego Torres Rodríguez
Alejandro (Alejandro) by Sandra Ramos, Lithograph, 1993 – available at Discoveries in Art.

Sandra Ramos
I'm Watching You (Te Estoy Mirando) by Choco (Eduardo Roca Salazar), Ceramic, 2013 – available at Discoveries in Art.

Choco (Eduardo Roca Salazar)
Timeless Clock Tower (Torre del Reloj Sin Tiempo) by Carlos Estevez, Tempera and ink on paper, 2023 – available at Discoveries in Art.

Carlos Estevez
From the series: The Line of Silver (De la serie: La Linea de Plata) by Adislen Reyes Pino, Drawing and thread on paper, 2018 – available at Discoveries in Art.

Adislen Reyes Pino
Infinite Column (Columna Infinita) by Kcho (Alexis Leyva Machado), Litho, 2000 – available at Discoveries in Art.

Kcho (Alexis Leyva Machado)
Garden (Jardin) by Greta Reyna, Acrylic on canvas, 2020 – available at Discoveries in Art.

Greta Reyna
Evolving Natura No. by Samuel Riera, Wild Flower and Vegetable Dye on Paper, 2020 – available at Discoveries in Art.

Samuel Riera
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Cuba is a land with deep heritage of fascinating and diverse cultures, all of which have led to its current explosion of artistic talent and creativity. Our gallery consists mostly of pieces purchased in Cuba directly from the artists. We curate a variety of talented, up-and-coming artists, many of whom who are just beginning to attract attention.
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Steven Certilman has traveled the Caribbean and Latin America collecting art for more than thirty years. The mission of his organization Discoveries in Art® is to promote the artistic works and artists of Cuba, and in doing so, to build goodwill, understanding and respect between the people of the United States and our neighbors to the south.

Alabama Contemporary

Steven and Terri Certilman’s significant collection of contemporary Cuban art is the focus of the exhibition Two Steps Forward. Avid art collectors, the Certilmans have sourced pieces directly from the artists during frequent travels to Cuba since 1998 and have dedicated themselves to promoting the country’s artistic talent.

Westport Arts Center