CRITICAL ENGAGEMENTS
“From the Wreckage of Caribbean Migration, A New Kind of Beauty,”* by Aruna D’Souza
[*New York Times print edition titled “From the trauma of migration springs beauty.”]
“Conversations in Atlantic Theory: Andil Gosine on Nature’s Wild,” by Keisha Simone Allan and Fatema Seck, Journal of French and Francophone Philosophy
“Watery Archives: Transoceanic Narratives in Andil Gosine’s Our Holy Waters, And Mine,” by Subhalakshmi Gooptu
*Companion Lecture available here
Jean-Thomas Tremblay reviews Nature’s Wild in “Black Ecologies,” in GLQ
Weisong Gao reviews Nature′s Wild in Critical Inquiry
Keith McNeal reviews Nature’s Wild
First Reader: Nature’s Wild (Duets) by Aidan Flynn
“Nature’s Wild: A Primer,” by Jane Clinton
Annabel Keenan reviews everything slackens in a wreck
Newsday features by Janelle De Souza on Nature’s Wild and everything slackens in a wreck
“The difficult truths of power,” by Marsha Pearce
“After ‘Indo-Caribbean’: Interrogating Interstitial Identities and Diasporic Solidarities in conversation with Andil Gosine,” by Jillian Ollivierre, Histoire Sociale/Social History
“Andil Gosine in conversation with Faith Smith”
“Andil’s rêvenir,” by André Bagoo
“Bios and Bookmarks: Andil Gosine’s Nature’s Wild,” with Shivanee Ramlochan
“Tender Exchanges,” by Colin Robinson
“Andil Gosine’s Cane Portraiture and the Aesthetics of Indenture,” by Matthew Ryan Smith
“Andil Gosine: Coolie Coolie Viens,” by Ramabai Espinet
“After ‘Indo-Caribbean’: Interrogating Interstitial Indentities and Diasporic Solidarities in Conversation with Andil Gosine,” by Jillian Ollivierre
“Hidden stories in the family photo album,” by Nalini Mohabir
“Cutlass: Objects toward a theory of representation,” by Kaneesha Cherelle Persard
“Beyond Créolité and Coolitude, the Indian on the Plantation,” by Ananya Jahanara Kabir
“Why Indian women became the faces of these Victorian-era postcards...” CNN
“Meet the Most Exciting Caribbean Artists of 2018,” by Monique McIntosh
“Where Trauma Resides,“ by Vanessa Agard-Jones
“Kala Pani: Aesthetic Deathscapes and the Flow of Water After Indenture,” by Nalini Mohabir
“Coolitude poetics of Andil Gosine,” Rajiv Mohabir
“Solo exhibition...a powerful gift to visitors,” by Megan Meuller
“Andil Gosine: Coolie Coolie Viens,” by Jasmine Sihra
“Andil Gosine: A Geography of Movement,“ by Anvita Budhraja
“A fresh view,” by Murray Whyte
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“For Andil” by Rajiv Mohabir