Calibe Thompson Makes History as Founder of the First Caribbean Museum in the United States
Calibe Thompson did not set out to build a museum. What she built instead is a living archive shaped by migration, memory…
A Night of FIYAH! and Pride: Island SPACE Caribbean Museumâs 5th Anniversary Gala in South Florida
written by Mary Montrichard Under the dazzling lights of the Fort Lauderdale Marriott Harbor Beach Resort & Spa the Island SPACE…
Caribbean Tales Film Festival Celebrates 20 Years of Caribbean Storytelling with Stellar Lineup
September 10, 2025 written by Alya Somar The Caribbean Tales International Film Festival (CTFF) is celebrating its 20th anniversary in…
Casa Silvana: A Cultural Beacon for Afro-Descendant Art in Puerto Rico
written by CC Mag Located in Humacao, Puerto Rico, Casa Silvana is an Afrocultural space dedicated to the preservation, promotion and…
Acosta Dance Centre Hosts the UKâs Largest Afro Cuban Dance Festival this July
written by CC Magazine âWe know how to throw a great party in Cuba â and now weâre bringing that…
Trinidadian American Artist Indra Persad Milowe Revives an Ancient Indian Tradition in Her Latest Release âCelebration!â
written by CC Mag Artist Indra Persaud Milowe discovered her love of art at just 15 years old. As a high school…
Miamiâs Delou African Dance Ensemble Returns to Tradition Through Music and Dance
written by E. Osborne When Trinidad and Tobago native Njeri Plato relocated from Brooklyn to Miami in 1981, companies performing traditional…
Caribbean Art Duo Make Waves at Miamiâs Art Basel
written by Shanida Carter Art Basel Miami Beach is widely believed to be North Americaâs most comprehensive international contemporary art fair…
Scholar Keisha Oliver Addresses Bahamasâ Forgotten History through Art History and Cultural Preservation
written by Tiara Jade âIt was not only a win for me, but a win for the Bahamas.â -Keisha Oliver- …
Decolonized Authenticity: A French Caribbean Womanâs Thoughts on the Afro Indo Identity
written by Yasmina Victor-Bihary âThe question of identity is complex, but I assume that identity is not rigid. If you werenât…
Lucid Dreams Amid the Pandemic: Muralist Amrisa Niranjan on her Latest Exhibit at Brooklynâs Lips Cafe
written by DâNisa Joseph In Brooklynâs East Flatbush neighborhood conversations over coffee take place amid an art scene. Featured in the…
Artist Afeefah Haniff Creates Hit Concept in âColored Girls and Colored Wallsâ
written by  Suhana Rampersad Art has long been expressed in various forms within the West Indian community. It often highlights our…