ONE TALKS- MAKE HAPN and he preach. Listen Up.

DIPLO KICKING IT AT SHOW AND TELL. This Thursday.

Internationally recognised and Grammy nominated DJ/producer, Diplo (Major Lazer-Mad Decent) will be stopping by to share with us his film Favela on Blast—a film that he directed with Leandro HBL in Rio de Janerio, Brazil. Following the screening, Diplo will speak about his work, himself as an artist and the expression of music and art through film.

Then the afterparty kicks in…Diplo will treat us to a special DJ set along with several others including the Amateurs and Jillionaire.

read it all here: http://us1.campaign-archive1.com/?u=4cbd6a86c1bf9a35bc47793aa&id=423a9805a3

MAKING SPACE FOR THE ART TO GROW

by DAVID CAVE

T&T Review. February 7, 2011.

So many of his predecessors have tried and failed, but artist Dean Arlen arrives at this moment undaunted, fully prepared to take the fight forward. His mission: to create a sustainable critical forum where artists and art aficionados are able to seriously discuss the role of Art in Trinidad and Tobago.

read it all here: http://www.tntreview.com/2011/02/06/making-space-for-art-to-grow/

inside jtography - Coast2Coast 2010

Ever wonder what it takes to shoot the race? This is one of the most poignant, soulful videos you’ll see from the “inside jtography” updates.

Check out JTOGRAPHY here- http://jtography.com/jtography/home.html

PM THEATRE PROJECT HOLDS AUDIENCE with RANSOME

http://www.guardian.co.tt/entertainment/2011/02/07/pm-theatre-project-holds-audience-ransome

Maygn Wells, left, and Elisha Efua Bartels perform Cross the Line, choreographed by Sonja Dumas. Photo: Gillian Moore

Live, experimental theatre and dance, just off the Ariapita Avenue strip—at a rate of $1.50 per minute. That was what the PM Theatre Project offered in its first three-day run, from January 27-29. The initiative by dancer and choreographer Dave Williams debuted with Ransome, at 33 Murray Street in Woodbrook, staging five engaging short pieces before modest audiences. Williams said the new space “allows audiences to encounter works that might have otherwise remained as just ideas in the heads of performing artists. The project presents a platform to begin exploring new performance ideas in dance, drama, films and music or any combination, with live audiences,” with shows being presented every month-end.

WHAT MINGI WANTS

mingi wants is a website boutique for those looking for fun, quality and diverse objects. The collection is selected by Mingi, an artist who grew up in Los Angeles now living in Trinidad. As the name implies all the objects on the website are something that Mingi would love to have as her own. Some words that describe Mingi's style are fun, colourful, thoughtful, exciting, humorous, smart. Almost all objects are one-of-a-kind and Mingi is committed to featuring the best price possible.

check it out here; http://mingiwants.com