Gloria Ronaldo Casamayor

Filmmaker.

AfroCubaWeb.
gloriarolandofilms on fb.
Wikipedia.

Imágenes del Caribe.
Partido Indepediente de Color (Independent Party of Color), founded by Pedro Ivonnet.


2015


2018, Pulitzer Center.

Discussion with Afro-Cuban Filmmaker Gloria Rolando on Film 1912: Braking the Silence, April 6, 2010 from Sonja Haynes Stone Center. Afro-Cuban filmmaker Gloria Rolando brought her acclaimed documentary and feature work to UNC Chapel Hill as artist-in-residence from April 1-7. During her stay, she screened and spoke to an audience about her most recent films, Roots of My Heart and 1912: Breaking the Silence.

Ifé-Ilé Afro-Cuban Festival, 1999.
cubanartnews, 2012.
In Miami, 2013.
Reembarque, FIU, 2014.
caribbeanstudiesassociation in Haiti, 2016.
In D.R.
Miami – Art of Black

Related: youtube.

LA CONSTRUCTION DE CE QUI EST POSSIBLE – XIII Biennale de la Havane, 2019.

Press Release, en french.

LA CONSTRUCTION DE CE QUI EST POSSIBLE XIII Biennale de la Havane – 12 AVRIL AU 12 MAI, 2019 Plasticiens, critiques et amateurs, nous attendons tous avec impatience l’ouverture des biennales de La Havane. C’est l’évènement phare de l’archipel caraïbe. La biennale de La Havane, créée en 1984 est programmée tous les trois ans. Cependant […]

via Treizième Biennale de La Havane en mai 2019 — Aica Caraïbe du Sud

Some images the XIIth edition.

Fanaticism in football

It is diasporic, regional and totally irrational. The games are watched to satisfy, though inadequately, wants in areas connected to global standings. For some fans, athleticism and youthful grace are conflated with the performance of states and nations, in the hope for better resolution for long unsettled issues. Chance, as presented by the game, with transparent and open rules, are welcomed. And champions play on your behalf and carry all of our triumphant ambitions. We cheer and applaud, not just for the next goal, but to resolve some things.


Trinidad and Tobago vs USA, World Cup Qualifying – North/Central America, 11 October 2017.

Also,
CONCACAF Women’s Under-20 Championship


Trinidad and Tobago vs Haiti, Ato Boldon Stadium, in Trinidad & Tobago, 20 January 2018.


Haiti vs Canada, Ato Boldon Stadium, in Trinidad & Tobago, Third Place match, January 28, 2018.

Tout-Monde Festival

Tout-Monde Festival
1st Caribbean Contemporary Arts Festival in the United States
March 1-4, 2018 Miami, Florida
tout-monde

Hétéronomonde, the first edition of the Tout-Monde Festival, traces the contour of contemporary Antillean and Caribbean artistic production at the junction of autonomy, heteronomy and Tout-Monde.

The theory of globalization introduced by Édouard Glissant through the concepts of “Creolization” and “Poetics of Relation,” which culminated in the notion of “Tout-Monde, ” led to multiple currents of thoughts ranging from political philosophy to art criticism—with such notions as relational aesthetic for instance.

What new ways of being in the world can emerge from the confluence of the great Martinican poet’s theories and the practice of everyday contemporary life in and from the Caribbean, in a world in search for political self-determination amidst social atomization and cultural fragmentation?

How have these new ways of being in the world at large been anticipated, translated, and experimented through the artistic processes emerging from these ‘in-between’ (is-)lands of the Antilles—caught between their status as both French regions and Caribbean territories as well as both of Europe and of the Americas?

From artistic creation to political discourse, Hétéronomonde, the first edition of the Tout-Monde Festival sets forth to confront such ideas specific to Antillean identity formation within the wider Caribbean region and in the world and, as such, pursues a double action of belonging and relating through an ongoing process of cultural construction.

Claire Tancons and Johanna Auguiac-Célénice

The festival opens with The World of Edouard Glissant: Relevance and Meaning in Politics and Art, an art talk by Patrick Chamoiseau and Dr. Michael Dash, followed by Heteronomonde, a performance by Léna Blou & Schwarz-Bart. PAMM. Program. Schedule of events.

An initiative of the Cultural Services of the French Embassy in the USA, in close partnership with the France Florida Foundation for the Arts.

In-visibilité Ostentatoire

In-visibilité Ostentatoire Commissaire : Giscard Bouchotte.

Mario Benjamin, Florine Demosthene, Maksaens Denis, Jean-Ulrick Désert, Edouard Duval-Carrie, Adler Guerrier, Sasha Huber, Manuel Mathieu, Ronald Mevs, Michelange Quay, Henry Roy

L’exposition In-visibilité Ostentatoire, en référence aux silences assourdissants de l’Histoire, présente le travail d’une dizaine d’artistes qui explorent les non-dits sur des faits d’hier et d’aujourd’hui ou des événements que la mémoire a oublié ou choisi d’oublier. En relatant certains faits historiques passés sous silence à leur époque, elle évoque les mécanismes à l’oeuvre, les amnésies collectives ou les tabous sociaux qui influencent nos choix et nos silences. In-visibilité Ostentatoire donne aussi à voir le travail de certains artistes qui puisent leur inspiration dans le monde Invisible, celui des “mistè” (esprits) qui semblent tirer les ficelles de la réalité haïtienne. Ce monde invisible et son cohorte de croyances populaires est, pour nombre d’entre eux, une source d’inspiration. L’exposition explore l’”invisibilité ostentatoire” d’Haïti lors des grands rendez-vous internationaux, en insistant sur la visibilité de ce qui aurait dû être évident.