MARK YUH WORK... from artzpubfilms

MARK YUH WORK... from artzpubfilms on Vimeo.

Mark Yuh Work is a short film from artzpub films
about the Trinidadian artist MANF.

Art MANF, narration , Tracy Hutchings, writer, director, producer Darryn Boodan, editor Tracy Hutchings, executive producer ARTZPUB FILMS, equipment FirsttFloor, transportation Sheldon G. Pierre, still photography MANF, Rodell Warner, original music Justin Lee

Special thanks to Rodell Warner, Dave Williams, Richard Rawlins, Indra Ramcharan, Mariel Brown, Alice Yard, Terry Smith, Indigroove, Draconian Switch & CMB Advertising

Made in Trinidad and Tobago
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Wendell McShine in Draconian Switch 10

THE NEW ISSUE:

http://www.artzpub.com/alt/pdf/drsw10.pdf
The new issue of Draconian Switch is now online. This issue features the work of artist Wendell McShine. Writing contributions are Darryn Boodan, Dave Williams, Sophie Wight, Tracy Hutchings and guest editor Indra Ramcharan.

MULTIMEDIA:
This issue is a multimedia pdf and is best viewed with ...adobe acrobat reader. download it here
http://www.adobe.com/go/EN_US-H-GET-READER

HAPPENINGS AT THE SWITCH:

Publisher Richard Rawlins is currently working on issue 2 of the five issue limited edition Rockstone and Bootheel emagazine for the REAL ART WAYS gallery in Conneticut.

http://www.artzpub.com/alt/rockstoneandbootheel/index.html

Editor Darryn Boodan and Writer Tracy Hutchings have just completed a short film for the Transformations New Directions in Black Art Conference

http://vimeo.com/7260177

http://www.madblog.org/2009/11/transformations-new-directions-in-black-art-conference/

Photographer Rodell Warner was recently featured in Small Axe magazine

http://www.artzpub.com/alt/rockstoneandbootheel/index.html

The Switch's Web designer Anderson Mitchell and Writer Dave Williams are both performing in the opening ceremony of the CHOGM meeting in Port of Spain Trinidad on November 27th.

CHECK OUT PROYECTO CAPITAL

See it all here plus more pictures
http://proyectocapital09.blogspot.com/2009/11/proyecto-capital-concept.html

Proyecto Capital is a collective between two Colombian artists, Alejandro Mina and Mar Molano, and local artist Michelle Isava.

Together they have been collecting the coins that decorate the streets of the Port of Coins. It is based on the way foreign eyes see differently. Michelle Isava has been acting as the intermediary between the foreign and the local as she herself is half and half; with a family background from Venezuela but by birth a Trinidadian.

Once they had discovered that the coins were everywhere they felt compelled to start collecting. The interest lies in the coin's value, in Colombia a coin can be worth as much as 200 pesos and in Venezuela it can be as much as 500 b.s. and so coins are never found abandoned on the ground.

The plan therefore of this collaboration is to install mountains of coins
in various locations around the Port of Spain and document
the people's reaction to them.