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A CONVERSATION ART
Caribbean Design is not peripheral, it is a language.
Azi JONES is a Jamaican Curator, Researcher and Art Advisor with a love for art [...]
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The trinidad+tobago film festival (ttff) and Canadian High Commission are teaming up to encourage the making of local short films on human rights issues, as part of a filmmakers development programme that began in 2017. The Human Rights on Film training programme encourages filmmakers and writers who participated in a scriptwriting workshop with Canadian-Jamaican film […]
Design for Performance TT (DPTT) is a three-day event celebrating the contribution of set, costume, light and sound designers to the world of the arts, entertainment and corporate events in Trinidad and Tobago. The event marks the launch of the PQ2019 Initiative, a concerted effort to present a Trinidad and Tobago pavilion at the Prague […]
NEW FIRE Festival is a transformational festival held in Trinidad and Tobago. The festival’s third edition takes place March 23-25, 2018 at Ortinola Estate in St. Joseph. NFF is an immersive adventure to create tomorrow’s world. Explore the beauty of zero waste living, live music, amazing visual art, camping under the stars, an enchanting marketplace, […]
The 130 singers of the BP Marionettes’ adult, youth, and children’s choirs are back at Queen’s Hall come 7th to 10th December, with their anticipated Christmas concert, I Dream A World. Tickets are already going fast, with the first online ticket orders coming through in early September! It’s no wonder, as the Marionettes annual Christmas […]
A talented trio of artists presents – RASA Rasa in Sanskrit connotes a concept in Indian art about the aesthetic flavour of any visual, literary or musical work, that evokes an emotion or feeling in the reader or audience, but that cannot be described. It is the essence of the art form. This art form […]
On Thursday 16th November, Trinidad & Tobago non-profit membership organisation, Design Objective (fondly known as DO), is hosting RE:DO – an event celebrating design in T&T. Admission to RE:DO is free – designers, and anyone with an interest in design, are invited to attend. Although Design Objective has been active since it was founded in […]
The Best Reviewed Play of 2017 Returns to the Little Carib Theatre After rave reviews from critics and audiences alike, and overwhelming public demand, The Players’ Workshop’s production of Peter Shaffer’s Equus returns to the Little Carib Theatre, 10 – 12 November, for three final performances. Inspired by a true story, Peter Shaffer’s passionate and […]
“I grew up between a river and the ocean,” said Agriculture Minister Clarence Rambharat at the launch of Green Screen Film Festival on Thursday night. In a brief, unscripted address at the launch of the seventh annual Environmental Film Festival, the Minister of Agriculture, Land and Fisheries said he was moved on a personal […]
Get ready for Green Screen – the Environmental Film Festival 2017. Green Screen is an annual festival of top local, regional and international films that highlight crucial environmental issues. Green Screen is a production of Sustain T&T, a not-for-profit organization dedicated to highlighting issues of environmental conservation, alternative energy, climate change, social justice and sustainable […]