Discoveries in Art

DISCOVERIES IN ART ®

Certilman Family Collection

Specializing in the works of Cuban-born artists living at home and abroad.

Series: After the Rain I (Serie: Despues de la Lluvia I) by Luis Enrique Camejo Vento, Watercolor/posterboard, 2002 – available at Discoveries in Art.

Luis Enrique Camejo Vento
Untitled (Sin Titulo) by Héctor Frank Heredia García, Mixed on wood, 2011 – available at Discoveries in Art.

Héctor Frank Heredia García
Washing (Lavando) by Luis "El Estudiante" Rodríguez Ricardo, Oil on canvas, 1998 – available at Discoveries in Art.

Luis "El Estudiante" Rodríguez Ricardo
Return to the Future (Regreso al Futuro) by Camilo Salvador Díaz de Villalvilla Soto, Charcoal on bristol paper, 2016 – available at Discoveries in Art.

Camilo Salvador Díaz de Villalvilla Soto
Mermaid's Dream (Sueño de Sirena) by Roberto Fabelo Perez, Calcography with blue watercolor (13/80), 2001 – available at Discoveries in Art.

Roberto Fabelo Perez
Playing with Vegetables (Jugando con Vegetales) by Zenen Vizcaino Ortiz, Oil/Paper, 2000 – available at Discoveries in Art.

Zenen Vizcaino Ortiz
East Havana (Habana del Este) by Pedro Abascal, Silver gelatin print on fiber paper from film, 2009 – available at Discoveries in Art.

Pedro Abascal
Sushi Samurai (La Batalla del Sushi) by Reynerio Tamayo Fonseca, acrylic/canvas, 2012 – available at Discoveries in Art.

Reynerio Tamayo Fonseca
The Exercise of Your Unique LIfe (El Ejercicio de tu Unica Vida) by Ibrahim Miranda Ramos, Woodcut, 2003 – available at Discoveries in Art.

Ibrahim Miranda Ramos
Reflected (Reflejada) by Mabel Poblet Pujol, Digital image, pvc, metal, acetate, nails, 2017 – available at Discoveries in Art.

Mabel Poblet Pujol
Dragon Ball Power (Dragon Ball Power) by Sandra Ceballos Obaya, mixed/cartulina, 2012 – available at Discoveries in Art.

Sandra Ceballos Obaya
Concern (Inquietud) by Moisés Finalé, Mixed on canvas, wood metal, 2023 – available at Discoveries in Art.

Moisés Finalé
The Clown (El Bufón) by Jorge Barreiro Garcés, oil on canvas, 2002 – available at Discoveries in Art.

Jorge Barreiro Garcés
Timeless Clock Tower (Torre del Reloj Sin Tiempo) by Carlos Estevez, Tempera and ink on paper, 2023 – available at Discoveries in Art.

Carlos Estevez
Good Bye My Love (V) by Esterio Segura Mora, painted fiberglass, 2019 – available at Discoveries in Art.

Esterio Segura Mora
Series: Elegua (Serie: Elegua (Yoruba Spirit)) by Manuel Mendive Hoyo, Bronze, 1999 – available at Discoveries in Art.

Manuel Mendive Hoyo
Ancestors (Ancestros) by Ever Fonseca Cerviño, acrylic/canvas – available at Discoveries in Art.

Ever Fonseca Cerviño
Wooden-boat taxi (Balsanchar) by Eduardo Abela Torrás, Woodcut, 2004 – available at Discoveries in Art.

Eduardo Abela Torrás
The Boat (El Bote) by Tonel - Antonio Eligio Fernandez, ink and watercolor on paper, 1998 – available at Discoveries in Art.

Tonel - Antonio Eligio Fernandez
S/T (S/T) by Augustin Bejarano, Ink/Paper, 2001 – available at Discoveries in Art.

Augustin Bejarano
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OUR INSPIRATION

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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FEATURED ARTIST

Ariamna Contino Mendoza

Ariamna was born in Havana and attended San Alejandro Academy of Fine Arts. Her work has been included in many important exhibitions both within and outside of Cuba, including the Havana Biennial and the Ludwig Foundation of Cuba Havana (2008); the Ludwig Foundation of Cuba, Collateral to the 11th Biennial of Havana, Cuba (2012); Cuban Contemporary Art Salon, Centro de Desarrollo de las Artes Visuales, La Habana, Cuba (2014); the XII Havana Biennial (2015) and the Venice Biennale (2019).

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Terri and Steven Certilman have traveled the Caribbean and Latin America collecting art for more than thirty years. Their collection acquires art directly from artists and their works are displayed in museums and galleries with the goal of promoting the artistic works and artists of Cuba and, in doing so, building goodwill, understanding and respect between the people of the United States and our neighbors to the south.