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IGM & Junior Monarch – Growing Together
As the story goes, a young company was contracted to provide services for the National Cultural Foundation’s new Junior Calypso Monarch and they immediately saw the vision of this evolving programme. Recognising the potential, even in its embryonic phase, to the development of the many juniors who would grace its ...
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13-18 Junior Calypso Monarch Semi-finalists named
QUALITY PERFORMANCES FROM THE 13-18s In a word – IMPRESSIVE! That was the general consensus on the performances from the 36 Junior Calypso Monarch participants in the 13-18 category yesterday, Sunday, May 17, 2015. The 13-18 entrants were being judged in the second preliminary round of the Scotiabank Junior Calypso ...
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8-12 Junior Calypso Monarch Semi-finalists announced
Attitude and image – building a personal brand regardless of age! That must have been but one of the many messages on the minds of the junior calypso monarch hopefuls as they took to the stage at the Queen’s Park Steel Shed in the first round of Preliminaries in this ...
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NCF’s Visual Arts Workshop Takes The Studio Into The Outdoors
The National Cultural Foundation’s (NCF’s) En Plein Air Workshop takes artists from the studio into the outdoors, painting landscapes and structures across these beautiful fields and hills. En Plein Air is a French expression which means “in the open air” and is mainly used to describe the act of painting ...
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Two Young Barbadians Selected for Prestigious Biennials
Barbadian Artist, Alberta Whittle who was selected to show her work at the Venice Biennale, the most influential of all the Biennials. The work of two second generation young Barbadian Artists, Ewan Atkinson and Alberta Whittle, will be featured at the Havana and Venice Biennials respectively next month. The Havana ...
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AUDITION NOTICE – Crop Over 2015 Heritage Bus Tour
The Event at a Glance – The National Cultural Foundation will be producing the 2015 Crop Over Heritage Bus Tour entitled “Sweet Stories of Sugar, Molasses and Rum!” – a day-time guided bus tour around selected parishes of Barbados with six (6) stops along the way, where patrons get to ...
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AUDITION NOTICE – Crop Over 2015 Evening of Folk
The Event at a Glance – The Crop Over 2015 Evening of Folk, entitled “Sounds of Rebellion: Echoes of Change!”, will be a dramatic musical journey exploring and celebrating pivotal characters and moments in Barbadian history through the sounds and songs of resistance which led to the echoes of change ...
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Register for the 2015 Crop Over Visual Arts Festival
2015 CROP VISUAL ARTS FESTIVAL What is our Mirror Image? This year’s theme of the Central Bank of Barbados sponsored Visual Arts Festival will focus on the origins, evolution and development of the Crop Over Festival, with a special Award on offer for those entrants wishing to participate in this ...
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Creating Our Own Intersections
The inaugural Know The Business Of Your Art (BOYA) Symposium took place today, Saturday, March 21, 2015 at the UWI Cave Hill School of Business under the theme Creating Our Own Intersections: Culture at the Crossroads. This mini symposium hosted by the National Cultural Foundation (NCF) in association with the ...
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