Shared Dreams: Cuba and The U.S. Cross the Digital Divide
As part of the annual International Digital Design Exhibit in Havana, artists and designers from the U.S. and Cuba represented their respective design communities in an exhibition called Shared Dreams: Cuba and The U.S. Cross the Digital Divide.

They used the language of culture that they know best: visual design, the spoken word, and digital technology to reach across borders using visual communication in order to communicate with diverse audiences. Limited edition, signed and numbered commemorative posters have been published each year of the exhibition and offered to the public.

With the help of AIGA's Center for Cross Cultural Design and Centro Cultural Pablo de la Torriente Brau, this event has helped raise funds provided for the 501(c)3 non-profit Cuban Artists Fund. The designs from each of the 36 artists have been exhibited during events at the Centro Hispanoamericano Museo de Cultura in Havana as well as in an International Touring Exhibition currently underway and seen in a 32 page book published exclusively for the event by Centro Cultural Pablo de La Torriente Brau.