Only In Cuba 4 - Transformation of Antique Refrigerators in Cuba

A Cuban artist has creatively transformed 1950s refrigerators into a unique art exhibition, symbolizing political and cultural statements. These fridges, once a necessity due to US embargoes, are now celebrated in Cuba. The exhibition attracts tourists, art lovers, and locals, who are intrigued by the fridges' historical and cultural significance.

What era do the transformed refrigerators symbolize in the Cuban artist's exhibition?

• The 1940s

• The 1970s

• The 1950s

• The 1960s

Why are refrigerators particularly significant in Cuba?

• They are only available to tourists.

• They are highly coveted due to historical embargoes.

• They are used as a form of currency.

• They are a new invention in Cuba.

What is the artist's humorous complaint about his exhibition?

• Kids prank call him about running fridges.

• Locals demand more exhibitions.

• People keep asking for free fridges.

• Tourists steal the fridges.

Who are the primary visitors to the refrigerator exhibition?

• School children

• Government officials

• Hungry locals, tourists, and art lovers

• Only local artists

What do visitors hope to find when they open the fridges at the exhibition?

• Art supplies

• Historical documents

• Food

• Money