Cuban posters at the Pushkin Museum: until 22 November 2026

Cuban posters combine vivid colour, bold graphic decisions and the ability to address a large audience through one image. The Pushkin Museum exhibition focuses on the 1950s–1970s, when film and political posters became a prominent part of the country’s visual culture.

It is interesting to see how the visual language changes with the task. One sheet invites you to the cinema and creates the mood of a film; another tackles a public issue. Both need to catch a passer-by’s attention immediately.

Cinema, history and graphic design

The exhibition brings together artistic and historical perspectives. Design enthusiasts can explore colour, silhouette and composition, while visitors interested in Latin America can see how the period’s events found expression in images intended for a broad audience.

You can also choose it as a focused museum visit. It particularly suits anyone who enjoys prints, film posters and visual stories that communicate through more than lengthy explanations.

When and where to visit

The exhibition continues until 22 November 2026 in the Pushkin Museum’s Gallery of European and American Art in Moscow. This is a separate building in the museum complex; use the gallery and address shown on your ticket when planning the visit.

For a journey from your hotel, contact Hola Taxi. Include the museum building, visiting day and number of passengers. Find other events in the Moscow calendar.