Gina Maingot, Mas Designer

     Mas, short for Masquerade, is the act of playing a costumed character in Trinidad Carnival. This multimedia piece looks at Mas Designer, Gina Maingot.     		 

    Christopher Houlihan

     This multimedia slide show combines photography and sound to present organist Christopher Houlihan in an engaging and descriptive format.

 

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    Nathan Kirschbaum

    Nathan Kirschbaum:

    I have had the pleasure of living in Connecticut and working as a photographer for the past eight years. As a student at Trinity College in Hartford, Connecticut, I spent my time exploring History, American Political Thought, and Multimedia Photojournalism. Since receivng my bachelors degree, I have continued to add to my experiences and hone my creative skills. I feel very fortunate that my work has not only taken me throughout New England, but also to Belgium, Cambodia, France, Germany, Guinea, the Netherlands, Senegal, and Thailand.



    Andrea Wise

    Andrea Wise:

    I am a graduating senior at Trinity College, where I am studying Studio Arts. I have been fortunate to have had the opportunity to study photography in Trinidad, Cambodia, New York, and Hartford, CT. At Trinity, my work is heavily focused on digital documentary and on allowing the content of a story drive the medium for its communication. I am currently finishing up my senior thesis, a documentary film, about the Sodade of Capeverdeans in America. For more information on my thesis film, please visit andreawisemedia.com/sodade





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LeRoy Clarke

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  May 28th, 2010 | by Andrea


It’s now been a couple weeks since I left Trinidad, but as I was longingly reviewing my photographs from the past four months, I realized that I never got around to posting my photographs from a day visit with Master Artist, LeRoy Clarke. The visit began in St. Ann’s, at LeRoy’s Legacy House – El Tucuche, a personal museum, studio, and home. It was awe inspiring for me to meet an artist who is fortunate enough to be able to live in such a beautiful home overlooking the hills of St. Ann’s, and to be able to live surrounded by one’s life’s work. It was also fascinating to me to wander through this interior design masterpiece, with walls draped intricate paintings, records of years and years of this man’s work, and then to step closer to a piece and to notice that the fine white lines laid carefully over a piece were really chalk lines–these were works in progress! After Legacy House, we made our way to LeRoy’s forest studio and home in Aripo. White both places were very different – Legacy House lavish and exquisite, the Aripo studio modest and quaint – both were quintessentially LeRoy. It was an honor to meet him, to experience his work, and to spend the day peeking into the mind of one of Trinidad and Tobago’s greatest artists.

Red Band Maxi: The Multimedia

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  May 6th, 2010 | by Andrea




This was the multimedia component of my Red Band Maxi installation about the public transportation system in Trinidad and Tobago. The installation was held at Alice Yard in Port of Spain, Trinidad, on Monday, May 3rd.

Red Band Maxi: Photographs from the Installation

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  May 6th, 2010 | by Andrea


On the evening of Monday, May 3rd, I held my first solo photography installation, entitled “Red Band Maxi”. The installation was held at Alice Yard in Port of Spain, Trinidad. It was all about privately owned Maxi Taxis, which are the dominant form of public transportation in Trinidad and Tobago. The installation included a projected multimedia video, as well as still printed images mounted inside and on an actual Maxi Taxi parked in the art space. These are photographs of the installation, as well as of the set-up, by Matthew Wise.

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