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Re-defining cultural relations in Santo Domingo’s urban art space.
This essay focuses on analyzing how certain discourses from recent Caribbean art use the landscape and, more specifically, the representation of the urban environment to establish notions of Caribbean identity that contest the presuppositions of the official map. Since the Nineties, there have been proposals that redefine the way we view the land and the … Lire la suite
Carnivale – An Exhibition by Kraig Yearwood at PUNCH Creative Arena, Barbados
Empty Fairground When the artist names his exhibition ‘Carnivale’ he wants to prepare you to be shocked and disgusted. Delighted and repulsed. He presents his mind to you as a sideshow and invites you to ogle at his thoughts, disturbing as they may be. Kraig Yearwood sets up an intriguing premise with the title of … Lire la suite
International award for art criticism
These new annual International Awards for Art Criticism are open to candidates from anywhere in the world, writing in Chinese or English about any contemporary art exhibition held between 1 January and 30 September 2014. The First Prize consists of a cash award of 50,000 RMB (6,000 Euros) and a fully funded two-week residency in … Lire la suite
Cuba’s « Technological Disobedience »
In this video, Cuban artist Ernesto Oroza discusses his theory of “technological disobedience” which he has also outlined in his book Rikimbili: Une étude sur la désobéissance technologique et quelques formes de reinvention. (A rikimbili is a motorized bicycle). The term refers to the response by the Cuban people to the devastating shortages during … Lire la suite
Un nouveau challenge pour les amateurs
Connaissez vous bien l’art de la Caraïbe ? Indiquez avant le 1er septembre 2014 le nom de l’auteur de chacune de ses oeuvres et l’Aica Caraïbe du Sud vous expédiera un pastel sur papier de Raymond Médelice des catalogues Les seule réponses prises en compte sont celles inscrites dans la partie commentaire en bas … Lire la suite
Gas Men by Chris Cozier
Chris Cozier, Gas Men, film still, 2014, HD video, Image (c) Chris Cozier Monique Meloche and Allison Glenn, Director of Monique Meloche Gallery, invite you to join us for a road trip to Miller Beach, Indiana! Just a 45 minute drive or 1 hour train ride on the South Shore Line, you will find … Lire la suite
Connaissez vous bien l’art de la Caraïbe ? How much do you know about caribbean art?
Connaissez vous bien l’art de la Caraïbe ? Indiquez avant le 1er août 2014 le nom de l’auteur de chacune de ces oeuvres et l’Aica Caraïbe du Sud vous expédiera, à votre choix, Art in the Caribbean, an Introduction de Anne Wamsley et Stanley Greaves ou bien le catalogue Avoir ou être d’Hamid Moulferdi. Les … Lire la suite
Ernest Breleur’s drawings as a visual metaphor questioning the corporeal.
Ernest Breleur’s drawings as a visual metaphor questioning the corporeal. An interview by Dominique Brebion. Traduction Suzanne Lampla Several recent drawings by Ernest Breleur have been published in issue 81 of Rue Descartes, a quarterly French review of Philosophy, from the International College of Philosophy that is edited by the PUF – Presses Universitaires … Lire la suite
“Nos barques sont ouvertes, pour tous nous les naviguons » (We are sailing for all, on these welcoming caravels) (1)
“Nos barques sont ouvertes, pour tous nous les naviguons” (1) ( We are sailing for all, on these welcoming caravels ) On the eve of May 22nd when Martinique celebrates the abolition of Slavery, one among artist Victor Anicet’s monumental sculptures was inaugurated on the Saint-Etienne plantation. This caravel, The Vision of … Lire la suite
Contemporary caribbean art : What do caribbean artists need?
Et si nous prolongions cette enquête de Christian L. Frock? Que manque – t- il le plus aux artistes Caribéens? Quel est leur besoin le plus important juste après l’atelier ? Laissez réponse et photo dans la case dédiée aux commentaires Could we go on with the Christian L. Frock question ? What do caribbean … Lire la suite
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