HIGH MAS: Carnival and the Poetics of Caribbean Culture by Kevin Adonis Browne | @drbrowne | Winner, 2019 OCM @bocaslitfest Prize for Caribbean Literature
AYE, ALLYUH!!!!
Before now, everything I thought I had won was given to me as a gift: my mother, my children, my friends, my loves, my book. I've never won anything. So I had to take a minute to let this first one sink in--and to say it quiet, too, when… https://t.co/XEEcwJtLx7
Allyuh!
On June 22nd, 2-3 pm I'll be talking about #HIGHMAS#Carnival#Photography and other things with Harvey R. Neptune at NYU's Center for Black Visual Culture & the Institute for African American Affairs
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Opening tomorrow, April 26th:
NO WORDS: A SOLO EXHIBITION BY KEVIN ADONIS BROWNE
Curated by Marsha Pearce (@drmarshapearce)
In 2020 Kevin Adonis Browne wrote No Words, an essay in response to the killing of George Floyd in Minnesota USA. He then trans… https://t.co/vKmFzh8tML
Morning, Allyuh! I just wanted to invite you to visit The No Words Project (https://t.co/TaQ4qZYjb3). You can check it now, but I've included a description below for your information.
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Part of the Rhetoric and Poetics of th… https://t.co/vKmFzh8tML