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The Meeting Place Program OCTOBER 19th-27th Laura Anderson Barbata www.caribbeanintransit.com FOR THE ART LOVER, connoisseur, and novice alike, we curate an extraordinary cultural experience. Our arts festival draws diverse audiences together to deeply engage with the Caribbean arts that refresh, inspire, intrigue and transform. By curating a critical platform for the arts, we aim to position an understanding of the arts as change agent. Together with our communities, partners, public and private sponsors, The Meeting Place will present a range of events including workshops, concerts, art exhibitions, a symposium, poetry and parade all along a theme that pertains to all of us: “Body, Institution, Memory”. Welcome to “The Meeting Place”. Spread the word and keep abreast via our newsletter, website and Facebook. Who we are Image by Yao Ramesar In 1996, we began as a corporately sponsored exhibition of ten emerging artists in Port of Spain, Subscribe to our newsletter for free access to pedagogic Trinidad, and grew into a space hosting classes, and informational resources. conversations, and a series of art and jazz events. Today, Caribbean InTransit is a critical Meeting Place for social change through creativity and a showcase for Caribbean Creatives in the visual, OUR IMPACT culinary, performing and literary arts and architecture. As a site of learning, our programming includes a bi-annual, open Academic access, peer-reviewed journal, a newsletter, a Google talk series, a We are driven by the need for in-depth, academic interrogation of roving arts festival and an Arts workshop series targeting at-risk Caribbean culture, as a means of furthering artistic practice. To this end, youth, and persons living with HIV/Aids. Our rigorous, academic we are about Access, Practice and Critique, operating as a network that Arts Journal is currently affiliated with African and African highlights the best practices in our domain, examining the historical, American Studies, George Mason University. economic and political contexts of the canon. We work with a community of scholars, cultural producers, students, entrepreneurs, activists, policy makers and businesses to Arts For Social Change cultivate a union between entrepreneurship and artistry, and create Our work underscores the capacity of the Arts to transform individuals. conversations that are important to the forward movement of the Using the Arts as instruments of social outreach and self-examination, we Caribbean and the Diaspora. catalyze our communities to create sustainable economic development. We achieve our goals through strategic partnerships and collaborations. To date, we have partnered with the University of Arts Tourism the West Indies, the Smithsonian Center for Folklife and Cultural As a cultural commission and a showcase for contemporary cultural Heritage, the National Art Gallery of Jamaica, the Art Museum of expression, we bring international and regional recognition to our the Americas (OAS), non-profit organizations and enterprising artists and adventurous ideas to our global audience. Our members are others. afforded a deeper exploration, at will. Cover Images: Left: Intervention: Wall Street, 2001 Laura Anderson Barbata and the Brooklyn Jumbies www.caribbeanintransit.com Photo: Frank Veronsky. Right: Keylemanjahro ROGRAM Andrae Green DATE NAME OF VENUE TIME ORGANISATION DETAILS EVENT SEPT-OCT THIS IS ME Alice Yard, Saturdays Caribbean InTransit See details on page 9 St. Francois Girls 9:00am-5:00pm High School See P OCT 10-12th COCO Dance Various Venues COCO Dance Festival See details on page 12 Festival OCT 19th An Evening of Tea Paper Based Book 625- 3197 and Readings shop, Normandie, 4:00pm-6:00pm Paper Based Bookshop Angelo Bissesarsingh St. Anns Jackie Hinkson Gerrard Besson OCT 24th Openint Event: National Museum 4:00pm Caribbean InTransit See program on Walkin in D Street, & Art Gallery, Keylemanjahro MokoJumbies page 5 Frederick St.POS. Makeda Dance Institute Exhibition Common Art Society of TT, 7:30pm COCO Dance Festival Place Kingdom Federation Park Arts Insight OCT 25th Body/Institution/ Center for Language 9:00am-5:00pm Caribbean InTransit Feature Speaker Dr. Memory Symposium Learning, UWI, Postgraduate Program in Erica James. See full St. Augustine Cultural Studies, UWI program on page 6 OCT 25th Body/Institution/ Room 2 12:300pm Department of Creative and See artists on page 10 Memory UWI, Agostini St. Festival Arts, UWI St. Augustine OCT 25th Words and Music Bohemia, Murray 7:30pm Ruth Osman & Friends, See artistes on page 8 Street OCT 26th Talking Arts: A Alice Yard, Murray 7:00pm Caribbean InTransit, See speakers on Virtual meeting Street, Woodbrook Alice Yard page 8 Place. OCT 24-27th Dancing Through UTT, Queens Park See Schedule Alysha Higgins See detailed schedule Diasporas Savannah, POS for classes & s on page 13 hows OCT 19-Nov. 1st Through Art There TBC Arts Insight See details on page 11 is Realization Table of Contents 2 About the Festival & Caribbean InTransit 9 Arts Workshops, Alice Yard, St. Francois Girls 3 Trinidad Festival Schedule High School 4 Bahamas, Jamaica Festival Schedules 10 Art Exhibition, UWI, St. Augustine 5 Opening Event at the National Museum & Art Gallery 11 Art Exhibition, POS 6 Symposium, UWI, St. Augustine 12 Dance Festival, POS 8 Art Exhibition, Art Society of Trinidad & Tobago 13 Dance Workshops & Performance, POS Spoken Word & Music Event, Bohemia, Murray St. 14 Tea & Readings, POS Panel Discussion, Alice Yard, Murray St. 15 Caribbean InTransit Team & Partners BAHAMAS .JAMAICA. TRINIDAD 3 COUNTRIES-1 FESTIVAL WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 9th, 4:30pm to 8:00pm Critical Art Writing Workshop, National Art Gallery of the Bahamas Workshop Leaders Marielle Barrow and Moira Williams Focusing on Contemporary Art we will develop through writing and critical thinking ways to formally write about art. We will lead participants through several writing and looking exercises beginning with the spatial elements of exhibitions, its effects on the art as well as the viewer to descriptively and critically writing about a work of art as well as interviewing an artist. The workshop’s goal is to develop a writing toolbox that will strengthen the participant’s critical writing skills. Additionally, your strengthened skills will help to create and sustain a flourishing dialogue about /between art, art-making and the artist so as to activate critical documention of the local arts. Marielle Barrow is currently a Fulbright ScholarPhd Candidate studying Cultural Studies at George Mason University and a Visiting Scholar at Columbia University. Marielle is the Founder and Editor-in-Chief of Caribbean InTransit Arts Journal, a contemporary Caribbean Arts Journal that interconnects the arts, art festivals, symposiums, education and critical thinking. Moira Williams is a teaching artist working in community art-making and performance- based work focusing on the gesture, spatial politics, endangered languages and memory. She is Co-founder of the Walk Exchange in New York a walking cooperative that teaches walking HILLSIDE HOUSE COFFEE HOUR WEDNESDAY., October 9th 10:30 as a critical form of making the city. Moira has partnered with the New Museum, Queens Museum, Citizens Committee of NY, DUMBO Arts Festival and is a Laundromat Project Create Change alumni. Please register via www.caribbeanintransit.com or NAGB [email protected] Villa Doyle West This roundtable is oriented around the themes of “connecting the region” and West Hill Streets as well as “innovation and entrepreneurship.” Using the arts journal Nassau, N.P., The Bahamas. Caribbean InTransit as our focal point, this roundtable engages important questions including how to create, foster and grow inter-disciplinary, cross- October 11th 2013, 4:30pm sectional inter and intra-regional communities invested in the arts; how College of the Bahamas to intervene in the infrastructural design of Caribbean arts development West Indian Literature Conference, through partnerships; how to develop replicable and sustainable models Caribbean InTransit Panel through experimental platforms that emphasize the role of the arts in social development, education, entrepreneurship and policy; and how to Caribbean InTransit: Platform for Multimodality and Synthaesia in artistic practice maintain these dynamic, networked arts communities. Panelists: Nimah Muwakil-Zakuri, Marielle Barrow, Moira Williams, Moderator: Keisha Oliver Run by a team of scholars and artists from the Caribbean and its Diasporas, Caribbean InTransit seeks to address each of these questions. It is the By interrogating existing projects and collaborative projects between Caribbean InTransit only academic, open access, peer-reviewed, online journal focused on and various groups, the panel will examine multimodality as medium and practice: as the Caribbean Arts with the specific aim to cultivate a spirit and community use of a variety of materials and ways of working such as artwork as collaborative practice, of artistry, entrepreneurship and networking between artists, academics, education as curatorial practice, intervention in public space, social cause, artwork as organizations, policy makers and the general public, and to identify these curatorial practice and the art of the book or the body. How do these varying propositions and areas as modes of transition, connection and social transformation. practices impact representations of West Indian identity in transition? Multimodality within this interrogation functions as synthaesia: the crossing of boundaries including
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