Darrell Grant has released 10 albums as a leader, performed with jazz icons such as Betty Carter, Tony Williams, and Esperanza Spalding, and built an international reputation as an artist who channels the power of music toward community and social justice. His...
Yashika Graham’s 2024 debut poetry collection Some of Us Can Go Back Home was shortlisted for the 2025 OCM Bocas Prize for Poetry. An Honorary Fellow in the University of Iowa’s International Writing Program, she is a Jamaican writer, radio broadcaster, and the 2019...
Ana Gallardo was born in Argentina in 1958. Among her latest solo exhibitions are Tembló aquí un delirio (CA2M, Spain and MUAC, Mexico, 2024); Bitácora Guatemalteca (Te busco en otro nombre) 1987-2023 (Museo de Arte Moderno, Bogotá, 2023) which received the Julius...
Born in 1990 in Abidjan, Ange Dakouo lives and works in Bamako. A graduate of the Conservatory of Arts in Bamako, he explores resilience, memory, and interdependence through his woven “gris-gris” inspired by West African protective traditions. A multidisciplinary...
Conchitina Cruz is the author of Dark Hours (winner of the Philippine National Book Award for Poetry), elsewhere held and lingered, There is no emergency, and Modus. She is also the author of Partial Views: On the Essay as a Genre in Philippine Literary Production....
