 Others, such as Gattorno and Pogolotti, left Cuba and took their art in entirely new directions; still more emigrated after the Cuban Revolution of 1959, which left Cuban artists isolated from art developments and markets in the United States and Europe.Several, such as Pelaez, Abela, and Manuel, continued to produce work in Cuba.The vanguardia artists received international recognition in 2003 with the "Modern Cuban Painting" exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art in New York, subsequently shown in Paris.