Centered on the theme of "The Construction of the Possible," the 13th Havana Biennial will be held from April 12th to May 12 of 2019. Once again, its curators want to ensure that the event reaches the entire Cuban capital which this year celebrates its 5000th anniversary. Integrated in the program for the first time ever are the provinces of Matanzas, Pinar del Río, Cienfuegos, and Camagüey. Conceived as a live event or experience in real-time, the event will include the participation of 200 creators from more than 30 countries in the American continent, the Caribbean, Africa, the Middle East, Asia, and Oceania. The main venues hosting the events will be: Centro Wifredo Lam, Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes, Centro de Desarrollo de las Artes Visuales, Fototeca de Cuba, Gran Teatro de La Habana, Instituto Superior de Arte (ISA), Biblioteca Nacional "José Martí," Galería Villa Manuela of the UNEAC, Pabellón Cuba, Taller Chullima; and several institutions belonging to the Oficina del Historiador and the Malecón, featuring the third edition of the project "Behind the Wall," curated by Juan Calzadilla with the participation of more than seventy artists. The Pinar del Río province will present Proyecto farmacia (Pharmacy Project), while in Matanzas artist Magdalena Campos will show the proposal titled Ríos intermitentes (Intermittent Rivers). For their part, Cienfuegos will show Mar adentro (Out at Sea), a group exhibition that will pay tribute to the city knowns as "The pearl of the South," and Camagüey will contribute proposals associated with its International Video Art Festival. The Art History Department and the Arts and Letters Department of the Universidad de La Habana is working on the creation of a theoretical program that will include conferences, talks, and interactions between artists, art critics, and the public. The participation of Cuban artists included more than seventy creators from different generations, such as Manuel Mendive, René Francisco, José Villa, José Manuel Fors, Juan Carlos Alom, Adonis Flores, Alejandro Campins, Rocío García, David Beltrán, and Ariamna Contino, among others.