The event, organized in conjunction with Havana City Historian’s Office, celebrates its 36th anniversary and seeks to enhance the expressive, aesthetic, formal, and conceptual possibilities of ceramics, in dialogue with multiple typological and creative variations, the museum highlighted on its social media.

Cuban artists residing both in and outside the country are eligible to participate, submitting proposals in categories such as vases, murals, sculptures, installations, and containers, all created using ceramic techniques.

Works submitted to the 2026 Cuban Biennial of Contemporary Ceramics must be accompanied by a conceptual rationale and an updated curriculum vitae of the artist.

The jury will be composed of renowned specialists, and awards will include the Office of the Historian’s Artistic Creation Grant and the Alfredo Sosabravo Prize, in addition to any honorable mentions deemed appropriate, the call for entries adds.

The main venue for the event will be the Casa Benito Juarez, known as Casa de Mexico, in Old Havana.

The deadline for submissions is November 27, 2026, and those interested can contact the Museum’s technical team at Casa Aguilera, 27 Mercaderes Street, corner of Amargura Street, in the historic center of Havana.

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