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Caribbean Art and Poetry Moored at Venice, Screened at The Cooper Union in New York City. | SMN News

October 18, 2019

Caribbean Art and Poetry Moored at Venice, Screened at The Cooper Union in New York City. | SMN News
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NEW YORK CITY:--- Caribbean-inspired art and poetry will be screened and performed at The Cooper Union in New York City, Saturday, October 26, 2019, at 4 PM, said architect Margaret Matz of The Cooper Union Alumni Association.
The video artworks “BLING” and “GLORIA” by Jean-Ulrick Désert and “Untitled,” a set of print-like scratchboard etchings by Cozbi Cabrera will be screened at the college in Room 201/201A, at 41 Cooper Square, Manhattan. Désert, a Haitian-born artist and Cabrera, of Honduran heritage, are both alumni of Cooper Union programs, said Matz.
Désert is currently based in Berlin, Germany. “He was


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