About

Adeline Gregoire (B. 1981, Trinidad & Tobago) is an Independent Curator, Artist, Writer and Consultant for Art and Cultural projects.

Her curatorial and artistic practice explores themes of memory, the female gaze and the concept of “landscape accumulations” or the ways in which the Land and our (hi)stories continue to inform the individual-collective experience. Her work investigates decoloniality and liberation as both processes and practice within the Caribbean, Global South and BIPOC spaces.

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Writing

Ce qu’on n’oubliera pas.

Shamika Germain présente une série de peintures, sculptures, textes et installations qui retracent son expérience en tant qu’enfant ayant connu l’administration de la garde et les foyers d’accueil (de la [...]

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Seeing for true.

To read Earl Lovelace, I believe - is to pick up a magnifying glass, sliding it slowly over the surface. Watching the skin, texture, colour, irregularity,  fault lines, constellations. The [...]

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All of us gathered here.

Beyond the spatial designation of the zócalo however, in his presentation, Guevara the Exhibition’s Curator highlighted the collective significance of the zócalo as a space for communal archive, memory, existence [...]

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Creating the Art spaces we need.

The Caribbean Fine Art Fair (CAFA) celebrates 15 years in 2025. A conversation with Anderson Pilgrim (Co-founder & Director) on the importance of creating spaces where artists, art worlds and [...]

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