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WE HAD a close encounter in our house a couple months back. It was unplanned, unexpected and poetic in nature. With that casual,…
for Stan Lee, December 28, 1922-November 12, 2018. Nuff respect. Nuff said. MY WIFE CALLS my novel And Sometimes They Fly “the Caribbean…
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STAGE RIGHT, STAGE LEFT A BRILLIANT TWIST FROM ARTSETCBARBADOS.COM From the archives, our first blog: http://aestagerightleft.blogspot.com/
Runners before the starter's pistol. But where are the drums? Photo Copyright © 2017 by SD. THIS RYHTHM is set before the collapse and…
Derek Walcott, riding the waves. Photo Copyright © 2016. "…For no matter how many promises God has made, they are "Yes" in Christ. And so…
"The myth of the suffering artist is a myth. Suffering may inspire great art, but nutrition, sleep and security will take it from…
One young artist's social experiment links lynching, identity and the billion-dollar hair industry Hair—lots of women see it as their…
For the fifth year running, ArtsEtc is pleased to bring its annual Independence Reading List. The IndyList, as we like to call it, is a…
This State of the Art originally appeared in ArtsEtc Issue No. 3, July/August 2003.
KB: One thing about catastrophe, for me, is that it always seems to lead to a kind of magical realism. That moment of utter disaster, the…
I FIRST MET Edward Kamau Brathwaite in the flesh in Toronto in 2005. I was attending a conference on the Caribbean at Ryerson University. I…
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