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Trinidad & Tobago: Art & Politics

Written byJanine Mendes-Franco
Posted 30 June 2011 13:37 GMT

“Once more, art confronts us with the intersection of ideas”: Pleasure reviews Richard Rawlins’ recent art exhibition, saying that the icons of “white elephants, dangling flies that become pianos, non-performing arts academies and lego politicians all suggest what we all know: the realm of politics is one big megee.”

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