Salt & Aloes
Lauren BaccusContemporary Art in / of / from the Caribbean
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Caribbean Presence: 61st Venice Biennale Spotlight
Today’s announcement of participating artists for the 61st Venice Biennale highlighted 10 artists in/of/from the Caribbean. Titled In Minor Keys and curated by the team honoring the late Koyo Kouoh, the exhibition offers an invitation to tu...
Woody De Othello
Resonance, 2025. Glazed ceramic and Poplar, 68 × 15 × 15 in. (172.72 × 38.10 × 38.10 cm). Image courtesy Karma
Woody De Othello is a multidisciplinary artist working in sculpture, painting and drawing. Known for his glazed ceramics and br...
Margin as Center: An Artist in the Amazon
It can take up to five hours—a journey over land and across Amazonian waterways—to reach the outskirts of Pikin Slee, a Maroon village in Suriname. Famously difficult to penetrate, Maroon habitations exist on the margins of one world and th...
The Artists Forging Ecological Ties in Female Fugivity and Marronage
Juana Valdés, Deborah Jack, and Jamilah Sabur reinterpret the Caribbean as sites of ecological memory and resistance. Valdés explores migration and Afro-Cuban identity through water as a metaphor for dislocation and healing, while Jack uses...
Reflection: Christopher Cozier, Gas Men
Christopher Cozier, Gas Men, 2014
Before being halted by the flu, my year began with its usual set of rituals and performances. Things were lit, things were shouted, things were released; small gestures intended to coax something new into...
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