September – 2021 – ART and POLITICS NOW - Susan Noyes Platt, PhD

ART and POLITICS NOW – Susan Noyes Platt, PhD

Firelei Báez, To breathe full and free

Pamela Allara, Ph.D., my colleague in art history and all things, contributed this post about a stunning exhibition in Boston. Firelei Báez’s installation, “To Breathe Full and Free: a declaration, a re-visioning, a correction…” at the Institute of Contemporary Art’s Watershed gallery was one of the most exciting exhibitions that the ICA has mounted […]

This entry was posted on September 18, 2021 and is filed under Art and Ecology, Art and Politics Now, ecology, Uncategorized.

Tags: 42° 21'48.762" N 71°1'59.628" W, a correction (19°36'16.9"N 72°13'07.0"W, a re-visioning, Dominican Republic, Firelei Baez, Haiti, Pamela Allara, Sans Souci Palace, To breathe full and free: a declaration
Imna Arroyo: Immersed in Yemaya and Iroko Water and Life

Imna Arroyo’s work, taken as a whole, creates a puzzle of intersecting chronologies, which appear to form the subjective representation of an aesthetic philosophy that reaches toward celestial planes. Humberto Figueroa Iroko, Tree of Life, p. 56 Imna Arroyo bridges art and spirituality in a deeply personal and effective art. She […]

This entry was posted on September 8, 2021 and is filed under Art and Activism, ecology, Feminism, Uncategorized.

Tags: Imna Arroyo, Iroko, Trail of Bones, Voices of Water, Yemaya