[Art Attack] Here are 5 awesome artists putting the Caribbean on the map

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The current issue of The Journal of West Indian Literature features one of my recent self-portraits on the cover. Huge thanks to @nadiahuggins for making this happen!! The issue is on the topic “Trans-media: Anglophone Caribbean Literature and Electronic Mass Media”. To get a copy follow the link in my bio or: bit.ly/2ArU8tj . . . . . . #digital #photography #projection #light #portraiture #art #digitalart #caribbean #literature #trinidad

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Rodell Warner – Trinidad & Tobago

The Trinidad and Tobago native specializes in photography, abstract art and digital animations. So far, his works have been “exhibited at The Whitney Museum of American Art in the 2016 Dreamlands exhibition as part of the collective video project Ways of Something, and at The National Gallery of Jamaica in the 2016 exhibition Digital, and at Art Basel in Switzerland in 2017.”

Warner was commissioned last year for the Davidoff Art Initiative to form pieces for the Limited Art Edition for 2017.