My second foray into Europe was in 2008, landing at London Gatwick to work during World Travel Market, an uber-global tourism event where almost the whole world boasts its cultures and offers its best destinations. That trip, seeking out pavilions from across the...
After installing my work at the Grenada Pavilion, at the Venice Biennale, I visited several national pavilions. This is from my visit to the Czech Slovak Republic Pavilion. The text by Hana Janečová on the poster read: “Lenka the giraffe was captured in Kenya in 1954...
In December 2011, Finnish Ambassador to the Caribbean Mikko Pyhälä visited the Grenada Arts Council (GAC) gallery, then on Young Street, St George’s, across from Tikal, now the House of Chocolate, to see Little Jewels, the last exhibition of the year. Thrilled with...
After installing my work at the Grenada Pavilion, at the Venice Biennale, I visited several national pavilions. This is from my visit to the Ugandan Pavilion. Uganda is an East African landlocked country that gained independence from the UK in 1962 and became a...
While at the Venice Biennale, after installing my work at the Grenada Pavilion, I visited several national pavilions. This is from my visit to the Dutch Pavilion. A poster with brown rivulets down the text, begins, in oversized letters, Dear Visitor. The more...
Following my working visit to Venice, Italy, to show at the Grenada Pavilion of the Venice Biennale, I’ve ended up in Prague, Czech Republic—formerly part of Czechoslovakia—for a week. Most of my travel writing in part connects Grenada to the world, and being in the...
