a PLACE,
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PAINTINGS BY chelovelace
This November, The lofttgallery is pleased to present a series of recent paintings by Trinidadian artist Che Lovelace. For this collection, Lovelace returns to some of… https://t.co/OQ7AwgXkyU
Yes! Bush Party. We're happy to be a part of fondesamandes_facrp continued efforts in reforestation, fire prevention and protection of the Environment! 🌎🏝️🌱
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#GOGREEN#golocal#trinidadandtobago#bushparty… https://t.co/YH4tNqGUtS
#Repost @lofttgallery
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"My artistic practice concerns the exploration of Caribbean identity, specifically the tension between stereotypical projections of the collective persona, and the desire to interpret an authentic representation of self." Sh… https://t.co/BMEjjcMW5b
His Liberation, Mario Blades (2018)/ Mixed Media.
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⚠️ Part of I E R E | Art Exhibit @pridett and @lofttgallery
Exhibition closes TODAY Friday 12 July! 🕓 4pm - midnight
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#caribbeanart#trinidadandtobago#artist#carib… https://t.co/BMEjjcMW5b
artwork from @omar_jarra_
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Seen at @101artgallerytt during Gathering Voices Exhibition
The burgeoning of emerging artists
Featuring
Tyrel De Bique | Omar Jarra | Christopher Ross Dick | Kriston Banfield
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#caribbeanart#tr… https://t.co/BMEjjcMW5b
Introspection by @shoyteart, 2019
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We had the absolute pleasure of interviewing Safiya, at the launch of her ongoing exhibition “ THINK “ (until 08 JULY 2019). Her work is displayed alongside the work of a number of established artists (LeRoy Clarke, Su… https://t.co/BMEjjcMW5b
✨✨ The Brooklyn Caribbean Literary Festival is pleased to reveal the official theme for its inaugural celebration which will run from Sept 6-8, 2019
. @bklyncbeanlitfest ‘Caribbean Beyond Carnival’ will provide the platform for conversations … https://t.co/1sUctql9gk
#Repost @chelovelace
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STUDIOFILMCLUB... back in action... Studio Film Club in collaboration with Big Black Box presents
Grace Jones: Bloodlight and Bami
Thursday 6th June 2019.
Door opens 7:30pm .......Feature starts 8:00 P.M.
Seating limited Wa… https://t.co/1sUctql9gk
"Bazawule’s directorial debut, The Burial of Kojo digs deep.
It is unprecedented, as work which forces the Western world as we know it, to re-discover African film, to come over to the new edge of storytelling which is black, colourful and inspiring in i… https://t.co/1sUctq3xRK
“Location. Belonging, Legacies, Ownership. These are the main questions I am asking in the work. What made Mother Earth leave town and walk naked in the Toco bush? What was gained and lost and stolen? This is the journey as I understand it so far. ” Ozy… https://t.co/1sUctql9gk
Culturego family, writers, poets, creatives ! We've got some exciting news for you...🤩 Culturego Magazine is proud to be a Media Partner of the Brooklyn Caribbean Literary Festival this September!!! 🤓📒📕📗
Carded for September 6 – 8, 2019, Caribbe… https://t.co/1sUctql9gk
#Repost @splicestudiostt
Today!!!!
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An ad, a lasting impression, a workspace, a memory… what will you make at Splice Studios? Imagine the possibilities this Thursday May 23 at our launch event; we’ll be there from 4–9pm to answer all of your ques… https://t.co/1sUctql9gk
#Repost@africafilmtt Today!!
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The film is set in the 1980s, when pregnant Atswei (Lydia Forson) and her husband Boi (Adjetey Anang) are trying to reach Atswei's village so she can give birth. The only source of transportation is a weekly … https://t.co/1sUctql9gk