
Monday, February 7, 2011
MAKING SPACE FOR THE 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.
PM THEATRE PROJECT HOLDS AUDIENCE with RANSOME
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.
Sunday, February 6, 2011
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.
Tuesday, January 25, 2011
DAVE WILLIAMS PM THEATRE PRESENTS...

The first show Jan Thur 27th to Sat 29th is RansomE featuring daramatic, choreographic, and audio/visual explorations by:
sonja dumas • tracy hutchings • darren chee wah & dave williams
performed by a number of performance, video and sound practitioners.
Search "PM Theatre" on facebook.
Help break boundaries.
WRESTLING WITH THE IMAGE eCATALOG

Wrestling with the Image: Caribbean Interventions, an exhibition of contemporary art from twelve Caribbean countries. Featuring work by artists from the Bahamas, Barbados, Belize, Dominica, Guyana, Haiti, Jamaica, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Saint Lucia, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Suriname, and Trinidad and Tobago, the exhibition is curated by artist and curator Christopher Cozier and art historian Tatiana Flores.
Published in conjunction with the Art Museum of the Americas, The Organization of American States and Draconian Switch, 'Wrestling With the Image', is the Official Catalogue of the exhibition opened on January 21st and running through to May 10th 2011 at the Museum of the Americas, Washington. This 108 page downloadable catalogue designed by Richard Mark Rawlins, features the artists works, and essays by Cozier and Flores.
Click link below to download.
Check out a website listing for artists in the show:
Ewan Atkinson:
La Vaughn Belle:
Lillian Blades:
Terry Boddie:
Holly Bynoe:
Santiago Cal:
Charles Campbell:
http://www.charlescampbellart.com/
John Cox:
Blue Curry:
Jean-Ulrick Désert:
http://www.jeanulrickdesert.com/
Richard Fung:
Joscelyn Gardner:
http://www.joscelyngardner.com/
Marlon Griffith:
http://marlongriffith.blogspot.com/
Nadia Huggins:
Marlon James:
Patricia Kaersenhout:
Roshini Kempadoo:
http://www.roshinikempadoo.co.uk/
Hew Locke:
Jamie Lee Loy:
http://jaimeleeloy.blogspot.com/
Pauline Marcelle:
http://www.paulinemarcelle.com/
Kishan Munroe:
Nikolai Noel:
http://nikolainoelprojects.blogspot.com/
Ebony G. Patterson:
Oneika Russell:
Heino Schmid:
Rodell Warner:
Tonya Wiles:
Sunday, January 16, 2011
KFC CARNIVAL 2011 FOOD FOR THE ROAD
Client: Prestige Holdings Limited. Produced by Collier Morrison and Belgrave Advertising Limited. dps: Kerry Gibbon and Mark Loregnard, Advance Dynamics Limited. ed: Judes Gomes-Dell, ADL. cws: Melissa Doughty and Mark White, CMB. tv pro: Stacy Phillips, CMB. astv pro: Jamila Moonsammy, CMB. cd: Richard Mark Rawlins, CMB. Audio: Richard Ahong aka Charsu. Jingle Bed: Terry Lyons and Swappi. ads: Marilyn Morrison, David Pang. Team CMB: Antron Forte, Nolan Nexar, and Karin Simmonds. Running time 45 seconds. Made in T&T.