Within the last thirty years, the history of twentieth-century Cuban architecture has received considerable attention in both Cuba and the US. Similarly, Cuban architects of the diaspora have been the subject of several conferences, exhibitions and publications. Nevertheless, there is no study that examines the life and work of mid-20th-century Cuban architects in both Cuba and overseas. It is the aim of the exhibition and publication Cuban Architects at Home and in Exile: The Modernist Generation to bring together for the first time important works of art and architecture of the 20th century that extend beyond the island of Cuba and reveal the sense of Cuban architectural culture at home and away.