Aberth, S. L. "Latin American Art: La Belleza y La Fuerza". April 25-June 8, 2001. The Elkon Gallery, Inc., New York. Printed by John N. Jacobson & Son, Inc.

In La Belleza y la Fuerza, their premier exhibition of Latin American art, The Elkon Gallery provides a broad sampling of twentieth century works created by renowned artist of great vision and scope. Modest in size with eighteen pieces, the exhibition nevertheless encompasses a wide array of styles, themes and movements, offering substantial insight title The Beauty and The Strehgth …

Another large painting, the Cuban Agustìn Bejarano's Imágenes en el Tiempo III (Images in Time, III) of 1997, addresses issues of time and perhaps loss. Its cracked brown surface, like the scorched earth, is interwoven with delicate pink roses while in the center waivers a lone standing male figure, the Cuban revolutionary Josè Martí. An homage to times past, with a melancholic bow to a troubled present and an uncertain future, this poetic reverie resembles a crumbling wall in a decaying Havana.