Caribbean Visual Arts, Cultural Policy, Anti-colonial thought, Postmodern Theory, Diaspora, Post-nationalism, Networks, Humanism and its Antagonists
Before moving to Barbados in 1990, Therese Hadchity studied art history and contemporary culture at the University of Copenhagen. She owned the Zemicon Gallery in Bridgetown from 2000-2010, while also working as a curator, art critic and lecturer. Upon closing the gallery, she returned to academia to examine political and conceptual shifts in Caribbean art and criticism in recent decades.
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Assistant Researcher for Art-in-Theory more..2021
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Co-curating Visual Component 2022 IEEE GM Conference more..Ongoing
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Recording for UWI TV's PhD graduate Series more..2022
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PhD Cultural Studies (high comm.) more..Contribution of > Education and Training
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Gallery Owner more..Contribution of > Other Activity
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Freelance Curator and Art Critic more..Contribution of > Other Activity
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