Jackie Hinkson is one of the Caribbean’s greatest living artists, and has been painting the landscape of his native Trinidad and Tobago for over five decades. The film asks: “Why look at a work of art?” and an answer is proposed by looking at Hinkson’s artistic themes and his media, with commentary from the artist himself.
The Radical Innocence of Jackie Hinkson
The Radical Innocence of Jackie Hinkson (2013) |
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Trinidad and Tobago |
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English |
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GA |
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Kim Johnson |
Kim Johnson
Kim Johnson is a Senior Research Fellow at the University of T&T. His first film was The Audacity of the Creole Imagination (ttff/10), about pan. He went on to direct Learning to Look (ttff/11), about the deaf community, and is at present co-producing PAN! A Modern Odyssey, a feature-length docu-drama about the national instrument.
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