Visual Arts Center at Washington Pavilion
Sioux Falls, SD
Tropical settings, paintings of Che Guevara on crumbling walls and scenes of vibrant everyday life appear in Kimble A. Bromley’s colorful paintings and prints of Havana and the Cuban landscape. This series, created after Bromley attended the 1994 Havana Biennial, gives us a glimpse of life in Cuba in the 1990s, before the country was opened to American visitors. Bromley, a Professor of Art at North Dakota State University, resides near Pelican Rapids, MN.
Credit: Exhibition overview from museum website
Visual Arts Center at Washington Pavilion
Sioux Falls, SD