Enroll in Contemporary Caribbean Art, Curatorial Practices and the Politics of Visibility

Monday, Aug 21, 2017

Contemporary Caribbean Art, Curatorial Practices and the Politics of Visibility explores the current curatorial drive within and for the Caribbean. Critically examining the politics of visibility, the seminar addresses what goes into making Caribbean Art “visible” when facilitating a rethinking of the canon along more global lines, and breaking the silences and silos common to art practices in and about post-colonial spaces.

ASPP-UT 1018 (Undergraduate – Sophomores,  Juniors, and Seniors)

ASPP-GT 2018 Graduate Section

Register via Albert. For registration assitance, contact Emily Brown at emily.brown@nyu.edu.

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