Tania Bruguera is asking that her work be removed from an exhibition at the Bronx Museum of Arts over the institution’s “reliance” on the Cuban government for its recent exhibition, a government which has long suppressed her work and even imprisoned her.  “We asked her but she never signed anything protesting what was happening to me or any of the artists in Cuba at the time who were being oppressed,” Bruguera says of Bronx Museum director Holly Block. 

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