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[Many thanks to Veerle Poupeye (Critical.Caribbean.Art) for bringing this item to our attention.] Kimberly Wallace writes about the exhibition “From the Land of the Hummingbird.” Curated by Kathryn Chan, “From the Land of the Hummingbird” celebrates the 50th anniversary of Peter Minshall’s 1974 Carnival. It opened on January 23, and will be on view through…

PETER Minshall’s 1974 Carnival presentation, “From the Land of the Hummingbird”, went down in history books as iconic and revelatory.Fifty years after Sherry-Ann Guy took to the stage at the

World Art Day is celebrated every April 15 since its proclamation in 2019 by Unesco. The day is meant to help reinforce the links between artistic creations and society and encourage greater awareness of the diversity of art. It is also a means of putting attention on art in schools as culture can aid schools

THE Ministry of Youth Development and National Service has relaunched its 40 Under 40 Programme which aims to connect youth development influencers with students at 26 secondary schools across TT, as well as communities across both islands. Speaking at the launch of the programme on Monday at Castle Killarney, the ministry’s permanent secretary Sean Ramrattan

She finds her shells on the sea shore, thats where they usually are - SUREASH CHOLAI A collection of paintings by the late Pat Bishop will be enchanting visitors to Castle Killarney (commonly known as Stollmeyers Castle) for more than two weeks. Her collection She Sells Sea Shells by the Seashore is the first exhibition in A Call to Arts: A Trilogy of Art Exhibitions as part of Bishop Anstey High Schools 100-year celebration. Bishop was an alumna of the school and a National Scholarship winner....

A chat with the PM: Dr Rowley shares his love of culture Sunday 20 December 2020 The Prime Minister loves the music of Kitchener and Sparrow, is a fan of Pele, Muhammad Ali and Garry Sobers, and lists DH Lawrence and Vladimir Nabokov among his favourite authors. PHOTO BY JEFF MAYERS. - The Prime Minister describes himself an old-fashioned man. He has never used an ATM in his life. He has a practically untouched Kindle chucked away in a drawer somewhere after three days of use, and he has a dee...