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27/09/2023

"Growing up in Kingston, Jamaica, Sean Paul Henriques fell in love with dancehall music but never imagined he’d one day become the genre’s most internationally renowned artist. After years of building a fanbase in Jamaica and the diaspora, his second album, Dutty Rock, became a make-or-break opportunity to prove that dancehall beats could transcend culture and break into the pop mainstream. He accomplished that and more with the timeless party anthem, “Get Busy”, accompanied by producer Steven ‘Lenky’ Marsden’s legendary Diwali Riddim as the track’s foundation."

Growing up in Kingston, Jamaica, Sean Paul Henriques fell in love with dancehall music but never imagined he’d one day become the genre’s most internationall...

17/02/2021

Yinka Ilori, known for upcycled furniture, was inspired by African fabrics and traditional Nigerian parables for his solo exhibition of colorful chairs.

24/01/2021

Peter Doig, a painter known for his unsettling landscapes, is the latest artist to collaborate with Dior men’s artistic director Kim Jones.

15/11/2020

22/10/2020

Animators in Jamaica and across the Caribbean are set to benefit from a project, which will create greater job opportunities by facilitating increased cooperation among ... Read More

04/06/2020

SEATED AT tables around the world, she is often the lone woman.Gender aside, Camille Selvon Abrahams said she brings two other traits to any table—she’s black and Caribbean too.

04/06/2020

🎥 Excellent resource compiled by Filmco "Getting Back to Work After COVID-19, a FILMCO Production Handbook"

📙 Download the free PDF here: https://filmco.org/…/06/getting-back-to-work-after-covid19.…

"The production industry faces an unprecedented challenge, as Trinidad and Tobago emerge from lockdown with policies designed to minimise the spread of COVID-19. We have put together some guidelines on how production teams and crews can get back to work and resume filming in a safe environment. Adjusting to this new way of working is going to take some time, but the safety of our casts, crews, talent and clients is paramount."

Download the free PDF: Getting Back to Work After COVID-19, a FILMCO Production Handbook, athttps://filmco.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/getting-back-to-work-after-covid19.pdf

The production industry faces an unprecedented challenge, as Trinidad and Tobago emerges from lockdown with policies designed to minimise the spread of COVID-19. We have put together some guidelines on how production teams and crews can get back to work and resume filming in a safe environment. Adjusting to this new way of working is going to take some time, but the safety of our casts, crews, talent and clients is paramount.

Download and share widely with your colleagues in the audio-visual sector!

If you have feedback or would like to suggest additions to the handbook, please drop us a line at [email protected]

06/04/2020

Four magical words could set your heart fluttering as a child. "We're going to McDonald's."

09/09/2019

These designers are crowdsourcing menstrual products for homeless women.
Their posters, which anyone can download and put up, encourage women to donate the extra pads they might be carrying around–so that someone in need can use them.

Their posters, which anyone can download and put up, encourage women to donate the extra pads they might be carrying around–so that someone in need can use them.

02/07/2019

Meet the Waffleheads - celebrating Vans collectors & artists

“For its latest campaign, Vans has teamed up with a community of individuals who use its footwear as a canvas for expression. Meet the Waffleheads sees the brand embrace personalisation, individual style and the various subcultures and creative folk who make up its global audience – from Charlene Holy Bear, whose creates custom shoe designs inspired by her Native American roots, to Panda Mei, who creates one-off ceramics in the shape of Vans sneakers.”

Vans has teamed up with a diverse group of creatives for its latest campaign, celebrating artists and collectors who've made Vans their own. We speak to three of them about their work and collaborating with the brand