Ecological Resistance in Guadeloupe: Transforming Waste into Resources
In Guadeloupe, creative initiatives are turning waste into resources through artistic engagement and community efforts for environmental sustainability.
Danielle Dieffenthaller was a talented Trinidadian film producer and director who made significant contributions to Caribbean media. She is remembered for her work on the soap opera 'Westwood Park' and her passion for storytelling.
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In Guadeloupe, creative initiatives are turning waste into resources through artistic engagement and community efforts for environmental sustainability.
Talia Levitt's exhibition '24/7' reflects her experiences of motherhood in her art. She combines everyday objects and deeper themes about caregiving and creativity.
Nick uses his art to address issues like corruption, violence, and exploitation. He creates comics that reflect on political and social themes.
This article discusses the challenges faced by the arts sector in Trinidad and Tobago, highlighting the need for sustainable funding and support.
The documentary "The Other Sahel" shows how artists in Mali, Niger, and Burkina Faso use creativity to face challenges and promote cultural initiatives.
Melissa Koby is the first Black artist to create art for the US Open. Her work honors tennis legend Althea Gibson and reflects her Caribbean heritage.
Creative Australia has reinstated artist Khaled Sabsabi and curator Michael Dagostino as nominees for the Venice Biennale after controversy. This decision is seen as a win for freedom of expression.
Tamara Finlay creates stop-motion animations that blend memory and heritage. Her work reflects on personal and cultural stories, exploring themes of nostalgia and connection.
Lanre’ Obisesan shares his journey from healthcare to filmmaking and the importance of storytelling in addressing deeper emotional issues in communities.
Trinbagonian Joshua Regrello has officially set the Guinness World Record for the longest steelpan-playing marathon, lasting 31 hours. This achievement celebrates the steelpan, Trinidad and Tobago's national instrument.
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