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No Country is an Island: Figures of Freedom in Recent Caribbean (American) Art

Mar 02, 2006 - Apr 06, 2006

Albert Chong, What Will be Your Next Incarnation?, 1990, Gelatin Silver Print with Inscribed Copper Mat, 36” x 28”, Courtesy of the artist.

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The artists in “No Country is an Island” grapple with questions of freedom in its various guises, beginning with the simple care of the self as a practice (anethic) of freedom. For instance, some of the artists use ritual as a spiritually and culturally grounding exercise. Their work engages ritual in imaging new relationships between the body and the soil: hypothesizing the body’s variable locations in relation to the land from which it materially and spiritually springs. In all instances, the art-making process itself becomes another event in the self-grounding performance of ritual-another occasion among the rites of self-emergence.

Venue Information Opening Reception
  • Date: Mar 02, 2006 - Apr 06, 2006
  • Location:Paul Robeson Campus Center
  • Curators:PRG