Wabash in Cuba — Album 2
The University of Havana
The Wabash students pose in front of one of the main buildings at the University of Havana
After a meeting at the US Interest Section (no photos allowed), students walked a few blocks to an art museum
About one in six cars is an old American-made car.
This building, which once housed the Cuban government, looks familiar.
Students arrive at the Casa de las Americas — an art museum dedicated to Latin American artists.
It's literally impossible to go any place in Cuba without a glimpse of national hero Che Guevara
An art historian guides the students through the Casa de las Americas.
Talking Latin American art at the Casa de las Americas.
Our host and depictions of Che.
Ben Finley and John Decker.
A Mexican sculpture comprising hundreds of individually made sea creatures.
A view from a balcony at the Casa de las Americas.
Wabash students in Revolution Square in Havana.
Posing in Revolution Square.
One of many thousands of sculptures of Jose Marti
A student photographs revolution square
Matt Binder and Nathan Bode
Yet another old car.
Che
An obelisk atop a museum.
American presidents are subject of cartoons at the Museum of the Revolution.