Aica Caraïbe du Sud
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KANAWA, CARAVEL and CO
©Kanawa, caravelle &Co, work in progress KANAWA, CARAVEL & CO According to Michel Foucault’s concept, the boat epitomises a heterotopia, that is, « a thing floating in space, a place without a place, that lives by itself, enclosed on itself and at the same time given up to the infinity of the sea. From port to … Lire la suite
The Exhibit and SoFLaFoto: virtual platforms of artistic opportunities
By: Yenny Hernández and William Riera The global health crisis caused by the COVID-19 pandemic not only forced us to experience prolonged social isolation amidst the rhythmic pounding of uncertainties in our chest, but it also dissolved the physical walls of galleries and exhibitions, replacing them with online exhibitions. The internet has made it possible … Lire la suite
In the process: the third interview
In the process is an online interview series developed by AICA Southern Caribbean, a regional chapter of the International Art Critics Association. Each month we spotlight the work of artists from the Caribbean. Conversations delve into the ideas and experiences of creative practitioners, exploring their art-making process and the ongoing work of creating and communicating … Lire la suite
CALL FOR APPLICATIONS : FONDATION FIMINCO RESIDENCY
Deadline to submit applications : January 21 st, 2021 Fondation Fiminco has invested a former industrial site in Romainville, on the outskirts of Paris and accessible by the metro, to create a place that supports artists from all over the world and open to all audiences. Each year, the Fondation Fiminco hosts an … Lire la suite
L’Année 2021 avec l’Aica Caraïbe du Sud
AICA-Southern Caribbean on the move AICA-SC is an inter-regional section of the International Association of Art Critics. It is formed by members from 7 Caribbean territories, some of whom now live in France, Canada and the United Kingdom. It is a « multilingual » section which always works in English and French, the two languages most spoken … Lire la suite
CHARLES CAMPBELL :as it was, as it should have been
WAAP 1129 East Hastings Vancouver, BC V6A 1S3 +1 (778) 229 3458 http://www.waapart.com Wil aballe art projects As it was, as it should have been looks at two moments in Campbell’s art practice. Work produced between 2009-2012 draws from images of sugar production and Jamaica’s slavery/early post slavery carnival traditions. His more recent work … Lire la suite
Dominican taxi drives by Polibio Díaz
Dominican taxi drives By Polibio Díaz It was while visiting a friend in Manhattan, during my Davidoff Art Initiative (DAI) residency in NYC, (2014) that a friend asks a cap for me to return to Inwood where I was staying, to my surprise the taxi happen to be from a Dominican taxi company, and a … Lire la suite
In the process : Steeve Bauras
Retrouvez l’entretien avec Steeve Bauras In the process is an online interview series developed by AICA Southern Caribbean, a regional chapter of the International Art Critics Association. Each month we spotlight the work of artists from the Caribbean. Conversations delve into the ideas and experiences of creative practitioners, exploring their art-making process and … Lire la suite
AICA SOUTH CARIBBEAN : IN THE PROCESS, INTERVIEW ON LINE WITH STEEVE BAURAS
in the process is an online interview series developed by AICA Southern Caribbean, a regional chapter of the International Art Critics Association. Join our members each month as they spotlight the work of artists from the Caribbean. Conversations delve into the ideas and experiences of creative practitioners. Get insight into their art-making process and … Lire la suite
L’oeil du lézard: Wolfric
Having thrown the video, click below on the right to see in full screen For a more significant contribution to the promotion of Caribbean art internationally, Aica Southern Caribbean has opted for the creation of a series of short videos online in French English and Spanish. This series, depending on the partners’ agreement, … Lire la suite
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