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Caribbean Art Duo Make Waves at Miami’s Art Basel
Out of more than 275 galleries that participated in Miami’s Art Basel, one exhibition emerged, staged by two Caribbean women with a vision. “The Open Boat” exhibition showcased Caribbean art through the lens of Martinican philosopher and poet Édouard Glissant. More than 40 artworks across seven countries were selected to showcase a narrative based on Glissant’s text on the Middle Passage from Africa to the Caribbean.
Cristiano Berti’s ‘Boggiano Heirs’ Unearths the Pains of Afro Cuban Slavery During Italy’s Pro-slavery Era
Italy’s pro-slavery era is described as “... a hushed history of entrepreneurship,exploitation, enslavement, aspiration, intermixing of cultures and ethnicities, and laborious self-possession.” Last names taken from slave masters are prevalent in Caribbean households today.
Donna Hemans’ ‘The House of Plain Truth’ Pays Homage to Diasporic Roots and Caribbean History
With lively dialogue and a number of engaging characters, “The House of Plain Truth” is a loud contemplation on what placement, migration and belonging mean to generations of Caribbeans.
Miami’s Delou African Dance Ensemble Returns to Tradition Through Music and Dance
Njeri Plato on founding one of the nation’s premier West Africa dance ensembles.
written by E. Osborne
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