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Caribbean visual artist Makemba Kunle (of Studio 66, Barataria, Trinidad) reviews LeRoy Clarke’s “Eye Hayti…Cries…Everywhere,” which is on view at the National Museum and Art Gallery of Trinidad and Tobago until June 13, 2015. Here is a short excerpt; view full review in the link below: One cannot help but view LeRoy Clarke’s entire exhibition as…
Last week was an encouraging week in the evolution of the panyard model and pan music, unfortunately clouded by news of the death of Earl Rodney.My pan historian friends emphasise that Earl Rodney
Last week was an encouraging week in the evolution of the panyard model and pan music, unfortunately clouded by news of the death of Earl Rodney.
Art and fashion have the power to influence behaviour change.That fervent belief has led artist/designer Anika Plowden-Corentin to combine her creative talents with her deep desire to impact social change.
AMON SABA SAAKANA There are basically two schools of visual art production in Trinidad and Tobago: the college-/university-educated, and the self-taught or those who attended one of the few schools that cater to teaching and transmitting inner traditions. Kieshia Cooper, who functions as the curator and participant in the exhibition at Kinetic Mas Camp (41