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An exhibition of contemporary Caribbean art offers glimpses into the region’s complexities. A review by Murray Whyte for The Boston Globe. “Forecast Form: Art in the Caribbean Diaspora, 1990s–Today,” just opened at the Institute of Contemporary Art, simmers with the unease of an impossible task nonetheless well-executed. Complexity is its underpinning; coherence is its natural…

An exhibition of contemporary Caribbean art offers glimpses into the region’s complexities.

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[Many thanks to Peter Jordens for bringing this item and all related links to our attention.] Ayanna Dozier (Artsy) highlights the work of Deborah Jack, Anina Major, and Leanne Russell. With a communal history of being “discovered” through Euro-American colonialism, the Caribbean bears the geographic memory of the horrors of the transatlantic slave trade. Even after…

In 'Forecast Form' at the MCA Chicago, curator Carla Acevedo-Yates conveys the complexities of the Caribbean with rigor, beauty, and aplomb.

The Picker Art Gallery collaborated with the Africana and Latin American Studies (ALST) Program to hold a Caribbean Art History lecture in recognition of Caribbean Week on Wednesday, March 22 at Colgate University. The guest speaker was Deborah Jack, Professor of Art at New Jersey City University. Jack’s works have been displayed in respected museums...

Forecast Form: Art in the Caribbean Diaspora 1990s to Today weaves a far richer conversation that explores a multitude of distinct voices.

The Little Haiti Cultural Complex in partnership with the Haitian Cultural Arts Alliance and PRIZM Art Fair presents contemporary art exhibition programming

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