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Tania Bruguera

July 2019

  • Bob Finds Himself in a World For Which He Has No Understanding by David Lynch, showing at Home as part of Manchester international festival 2019.

    David Lynch's vision of hell sours the atmosphere in Manchester

    The Manchester international festival’s art strand features cinematic misery and interactive tech – but it’s Ibrahim Mahama’s work that touches the heart

February 2019

  • Tania Bruguera.

    'They have no idea what democracy is': Tania Bruguera on Cuba's artist crackdown

    Imprisoned and harassed for her radical projects, the Turbine Hall artist is now uniting the Havana Biennial’s artists against Decree 349, the government plan to criminalise independent art

December 2018

  • Taken from her home by police … Tania Bruguera at Tate Modern in London earlier this year.

    Cuban artists fear crackdown after Tania Bruguera arrest

    Bruguera and two others were planning protests over Decree 349, a ‘dystopian’ new law that will forbid artists to practise without a government licence

October 2018

  • Pierre Huyghe Serpentine Gallery 3 October 2018 – 10 February 2019

    Pierre Huyghe: UUmwelt; Tania Bruguera: Hyundai Commission review – a beautiful mind game

    Pierre Huyghe’s subtle, shifting images create art in the eye of the beholder, but Tania Bruguera’s Turbine Hall commission fails to make a connection
  • Catherine Bennett

    How great to have a gallery named after you. Alas, they do it for any old millionaire too

    Catherine Bennett
    A woman rightly honoured by an artist at the Tate finds herself in strange company

    • Why has modern art become a threat to life and limb?

      Stuart Jeffries

    • Tania Bruguera at Turbine Hall review – 'It didn’t make me cry but it cleared the tubes'

    • Migration, menthol and body mass: Tate Modern's new Turbine Hall commission

September 2018

  • Big reveal … Tania Bruguera oversees the installation of her Turbine Hall commission at Tate Modern.

    Detained, grilled, denounced: Tania Bruguera on life in Cuba – and her Turbine Hall show

    Whenever she leaves Cuba, the authorities tell her not to come back. What does the Cuban artist have in store for Tate Modern’s Turbine Hall? Will the mounted police have to be called out again?

June 2018

  • A still from Zheng Bo’s video art piece Pteridophilia at Orto Botanico.

    Manifesta 12 review – plant sex, puppets and a dial-a-spy booth

    The migratory European art biennale takes over churches, palazzos and gardens with some of its most provocative political statements yet

February 2018

  • Tania Bruguera in Times Square, New York City.

    Tania Bruguera wins Tate Modern Turbine Hall commission

    Cuban performance artist known for politically charged work to undertake next show

April 2017

  • Tania Bruguera

    Master and servant: how Tania Bruguera is using Beckett to dismantle power

    Artist Tania Bruguera knows a thing or two about power struggles: she’s been jailed and says she’ll run for the Cuban presidency. So the co-dependency in Samuel Beckett’s Endgame makes it the perfect play for her directorial debut

October 2016

  • Jonathan Jones

    Jonathan Jones on art
    Why we should back Tania Bruguera's presidential bid for a free Cuba

    Jonathan Jones
    The Cuban artist exposes how anti-democracy feeling is still rife in the one-party state. This is valuable ‘artivism’ in a less-than-rosy nation

April 2016

  • Cuban singer X Alfonso performs during the Peace Without Borders concert in Havana’s Revolution Square

    Cuba’s support for its arts should make us weep with envy

  • Tania Bruguera

    The woman trying to change Cuba's cultural landscape – and stay out of jail

October 2015

  • Tania Bruguera amid the hustle and bustle of Times Square, New York.

    Tania Bruguera: the more the secret police torture me, the better my art gets

    The performance artist was hounded in Cuba for an artwork championing free speech. Why did she end up thanking the secret police who surrounded her house, cut her phonelines then jailed her?

February 2015

  • Cuban performance artist Tania Bruguera poses for a picture in Havana in December 2014 after being released from a police station

    Artists protest against Cuban artist Tania Bruguera's detention

  • Cuban performance artist Tania Bruguera: detained three times. Photograph: Adalberto Roque/Getty Ima

    Cuba’s detentions of performance artist Tania Bruguera condemned

December 2014

  • A group of Cuban dissidents hold meeting in this unverified handout photo.

    Cuban dissidents arrested before free-speech demonstration in Havana

    Antonio Rodiles, Eliezer Avila and Reinaldo Escobar reportedly detained and government action will be test of newly restored diplomatic relations with US

October 2012

  • Artes Mundi

    Artists on Artes Mundi shortlist explore death, memory and immigrants' rights

    Works on show at National Museum of Art in Cardiff include Teresa Margolles's tiles from the scene of a friend's murder
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