About the part that art plays in a globalising society

Framer Framed

26 May 2012 – 14:00

Close Encounters of the Caribbean Kind

14.00 to 16.00 hrs
Museum ticket required

Art Centre KAdE
Smallepad 3
NL-3811 MG Amersfoort
The Netherlands

www.kunsthalkade.nl

Reservation
Simone Buys
s.buys@kunsthalkade.nl


In the framework of the exhibition Who Sci-Fi More Than Us? Kunsthal KAdE  in cooperation with the organization Framer Framed organizes an Artist talk the 26th of May. In conversation with the moderator Francio Guadaloupe five participating artists present their work in relation with the Caribbean artistic and cultural context. Migration, colonialism and diaspora are historical and political elements of the region and they play an important role in some of the art works shown. During the talk, the artists will tell how their artistic practice deals with these themes.

The artists invited to participate are:

Pepon Osorio (Born in Puerto Rico, living and working in US),
Tirzo Martha (Born, living and working in Curaçao),
Mario Benjamin
(Born, living and working in Haïti),
Jean-Ulrick Désert
(Born in Haiti, living and workingin in Germany) en
Remy Jungerman
(Born in Suriname, living and working in The Netherlands).

Performance
As a foretaste of their theatrical piece Water Under The Bridge on the industrial history of Curaçao, the duo mother and son Glenda Martinus and  T. Martinus will reflect on the Artist talk presenting a poetry summary and a live drawing.

The talk will be held in Eglish

 

 



Caribbean / Colonial history /

Agenda


Close Encounters of the Caribbean Kind II. On Decolonial Aesthetics and European Blackness
Lecture and round table discussion in the context of the exhibition Who is more sci-fi than us?

Network


Glenda Martinus

Artist

Quinsy Gario

Poet, artist, actor

Remy Jungerman

Artist

Pepón Osorio

Artist

Jean-Ulrick Désert

Artist

Mario Benjamin

Artist

Tirzo Martha

Artist

Nancy Hoffmann

Curator

Francio Guadeloupe

Researcher, Social Anthropologist

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