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The visual essay published in sx72 features 'Off Cuts,' the work of Bahamian artist Heino Schmid. You can find the visual essay here and we've attached one image to give you a taste: read.dukeupress.edu/.../3%20(72)/2… Duke University Press #caribbeanart

The cover of sx72 features Heino Schmid's work entitled: Friend! Protect Me. Schmid is a Bahamian multi-media artist working in a variety of disciplines that drive his creative process of visual deconstruction and cultural analysis @dukepress NAGB
smallaxe.net/sx/issues/72

It is with deep sorrow that the Small Axe Project notes and tries to digest the passing of the Guadeloupean writer Maryse Condé (11 February 1934--2 April 2024). She will be missed by us all, those who knew her, and those who didn't. Bon voyage Madame Condé.

Universalism & Reparation: A Conversation with David Scott ( Columbia University , NY) hosted by ERC Minor Universality European Research Council (ERC) / Universität Saarland Listen in here! #universalism #reparation youtube.com/watch?v=BdoPFK…. .

“There is no #Caribbean literature without Creole.” -Belinda Edmonson Read the full book discussion of #CreoleNoise Oxford Academic / @SmallAxe Duke University Press read.dukeupress.edu/small-axe/arti…

Research Fellowships Centro PR
Inaugural Theme (2024-2025)
Archives: Memory & the Present Past of Puerto Rico
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centropr.hunter.cuny.edu/opportunities/…

'For the German Historian, Reinhart Koselleck, history and time are not synonymous: histories are composed of times, of course, but time is not reducible to history.'
-David Scott Read more here Geschichtstheorie am Werk gtw.hypotheses.org/26077

Announcing the launch of sx salon 45!

Offering a special book reviews section celebrating the work of Stuart Hall, our latest issue also features interviews, literary discussions, poetry and prose.

Click the link below for full access to the issue: smallaxe.net/sxsalon/issues…

Read David Scott’s “The Futures Past of the Colonial Present” simultaneously published by the Komposita Blog Geschichtstheorie am Werk & the Journal of the History of Ideas Blog J. History of Ideas
Links here: gtw.hypotheses.org/26077
jhiblog.org/2024/03/13/the…

Check out this exhibit on the life of Colin Robinson at the Leslie-Lohman Museum of Art curated by SX Art Curatorial Director, Andil Gosine: leslielohman.org/exhibitions/pl…

And SX Art 2 is out! Take a look here: smallaxe.net/sxart

David Scott’s preface “The Hard Road from #Arusha ” published in sx72 is freely available Duke University Press. Let us know what you think! Here's the link: read.dukeupress.edu/small-axe/arti… #caribbean

“Class is not simply an economic relation but also a political one…class consciousness is not merely a passive effect of a structural location but the product of concerted political work” -David Scott, sx72, read the preface here: read.dukeupress.edu/small-axe/arti…

TODAY: 12pm EST- Join us for a Keywords conversation
#cimarrón , #marron , #maroon
RSVP here: tinyurl.com/sxcimarron
Read the essays here Duke University Press : read.dukeupress.edu/small-axe/issu…
Ryan Cecil Jobson Vanessa Pérez-Rosario

Just three days away!
Join us in our virtual conversation on Friday 1 March 2024 from 12pm-2pm EST moderated by Ryan Cecil Jobson & Vanessa Pérez-Rosario.

RSVP required: tinyurl.com/sxcimarron

Read the full set of essays here: read.dukeupress.edu/small-axe/issu…

“What are the symmetries & asymmetries between the intellectual traditions of the #Anglophone #Dutch #Francophone #Hispanophone #Caribbean ?” @vanessayperez Ryan Cecil Jobson
Join us in conversation to explore #Keywords & concepts of the region - RSVP: tinyurl.com/sxcimarron

Check out the latest exhibit at the Caribbean Cultural Center African Diaspora Institute (CCCADI )! Byenveni is a “multimedia exhibition of Haitian Diasporic art exploring the concept of home: Lakay.”

Read more here:
cccadi.org/byenveni

Tune in to David Scott's talk on Walter Rodney and his influential work How Europe Underdeveloped Africa hosted University of Ghana Institute of African Studies

Time and date: Thurs, 7 March at 12:00 GMT
Zoom: bitly.ws/3cYGmMeeting
ID: 820 3433 5357 Passcode: 479336

In the 2nd iteration of our #Keywords project, authors explore the concepts of #cimarrón / #marron / #maroon to deepen our frames of reference and help us open a discussion of this crucial terminology in our racial lexicon. RSVP for our 1 March convo : tinyurl.com/sxcimarron

Check out this upcoming MoMA The Museum of Modern Art event featuring novelist Edwidge Danticat, composer Nathalie Joachim, and poet Canisia Lubrin as they discuss and celebrate Creole!

Follow the link for more details:

moma.org/calendar/event…