Arts and Architecture

Immerse, Arts and Architecture, People, Barbados

Adam Patterson: barbed beauty | Closeup

For Barbadian artist Adam Patterson, masquerade and performance are mediums for challenging Caribbean stereotypes, writes Shereen Ann Ali

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Immerse, Arts and Architecture, Caribbean Diaspora

Turn of the tide | Panorama

A new exhibition of contemporary artists explores the “submarine” links among the islands of the Caribbean archipelago. A portfolio of artworks from Relational Undercurrents, now on view in New York City

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Immerse, Arts and Architecture, Haiti

Tessa Mars: full free | Closeup

Haitian artist Tessa Mars is influenced by her country’s revolutionary history as much as her own family’s intellectual tradition, and her lifelong fascination with riddles. Her colourful paintings often feature a semi-autobiographical character named Tessalines — and deal in complex ideas about identity and freedom. Shereen Ali finds out more

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Engage, Arts and Architecture, History, Haiti, Jamaica

Sans-Souci, Haiti: uncovering a kingdom | Discover

It’s one of the Caribbean’s most resonant historic sites, but surprisingly little is known about the true history of Sans-Souci, the palace of Henri Christophe, writes Erline Andrews. Now a multinational team of archaeologists are using high-tech tools to resurvey the site, and perhaps rewrite Haitian history

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Arts and Architecture, Culture, Festivals and Events

Caribbean spirit

Through these quiet meditative photographs, New York photographer Wyatt Gallery captures spirituality that emanates from particular...

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Arts and Architecture, People, Jamaica

Seya Parboosingh: painting a story of love

Seya Parboosingh is painting a love story. It’s a saga that began in the 1950s when she first met her husband, the Jamaican...

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Arts and Architecture, Culture, Guyana

Graceful Georgetown Guyana

Guyana is slowly but surely opening up for tourism. Small in South American terms, it is big in Caribbean terms-Britain would fit into it...

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Arts and Architecture, People, Jamaica

Albert Huie: light on the land

Ever since he was a child, Albert Huie knew what he wanted to be. “From about 11, I felt that I wanted to be an artist. I went to a...

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