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Upcoming Event! Caribe Pop: A New Caribbean Aesthetic

October 6, 2022
What is Caribe Pop? Come see it. Come hear it. Come meet two artists who are changing the language of art in the Caribbean.
New Steely hires: Kaitlyn Vanway, Colleen Deel, and Liz Massie
Image from the film Candela.
Event Details: October 26th at 12:00 p.m. in the Eva G. Farris Reading Room. This event is free and open to the public. 
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"We were born blighted, debauched, tormented under the sign of pleasure in the Caribbean narco-state. Our art is mash-up and re-mix. We choose reciprocity and mutual retronourishment. Our dream is our nightmare.”
Mary Leonard,  Andrés Farias Cintron, and Rey Andujar

Discussion facilitator Mary Leonard, two of Caribe Pop founders Rey Andujar and Andrés Farías Cintrón, and Nicolás Gerardi, writer and critic who wrote the first version of the Caribe Pop manifesto.

Join University of Puerto Rico Film Professor Mary Leonard for a panel discussion with three of the Caribe Pop art movement movers and shakers: writer and founder Rey Andujar and filmmaker and founder Andrés Farías Cintrón from the Dominican Republic and writer and critic Nicolás Gerardi from Venezuela. We will discuss the Caribe Pop movement and Candela, the film Andrés made based on Rey’s novel of the same name. 

The film Candela will be shown on Thursday, October 27 at 7 pm at the Garfield Theater at 719 Race St. in Cincinnati. It is part of Jurakán, a film series on hurricanes, which is part of the Fotofocus Biennial program.

This event is brought to you by the Friends of Steely Library. 
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