Aica Caraïbe du Sud
Caribbean contemporary art
L’Oeil du lézard : Bruno Pédurand
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, aims at introducing contemporary Caribbean visual artists from the entire archipelago. Initiated by Dominique Brebion from Martinique, the series … Lire la suite
L’oeil du lézard : Raymond Médélice
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, aims at introducing contemporary Caribbean visual artists from the entire archipelago. Initiated by Dominique Brebion from Martinique, the series will … Lire la suite
L’oeil du lézard : Thierry Tian Sio Po
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, aims at introducing contemporary Caribbean visual artists from the entire archipelago. Initiated by Dominique Brebion from Martinique, the series will … Lire la suite
L’oeil du lézard : Victor Anicet
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, aims at introducing contemporary Caribbean visual artists from the entire archipelago. Initiated by Dominique Brebion from … Lire la suite
L’oeil du lezard : Kelly Sinnapah Mary
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, aims at introducing contemporary Caribbean visual artists from the entire archipelago. Initiated by Dominique Brebion from … Lire la suite
L’oeil du lezard, caribbean contemporary art : Shirley Rufin
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, aims at introducing contemporary Caribbean visual artists from the entire archipelago. Initiated by Dominique Brebion from … Lire la suite
L’oeil du lezard, caribbean contemporary art : Ricardo Ozier-Lafontaine
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, aims at introducing contemporary Caribbean visual artists from the entire archipelago. Initiated by Dominique Brebion from … Lire la suite
L’oeil du lézard,caribbean contemporary art : Ernest Breleur
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, aims at introducing contemporary Caribbean visual artists from the entire archipelago. Initiated by Dominique Brebion from … 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
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