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On Tuesday May 6th I woke up at 5.00 to the National anthem on 100.7 f.m. (I have it on BBC all night in case I wake up, there is always something interesting to hear)
Turned on the TV and caught the last hour of “Cranford” on PBS. Then switched to Mornin’ Barbados
The toilet is blocked again. Got some exercise plunging it clear.
Fed the dogs and cat
Watered the plant pots
Made breakfast, apple, pear, tangerine, banana, oat and honey granola bar, coffee, did the SUDUKO in the Advocate
Read my emails
Made the bed
8.0 Rain lovely rain
Showered, put on swim suit, thongs and coverup. Packed clothes towel etc. drove to Aquacize.
Coffee after Aquacize
Sent fax to Anguilla.
Had lunch Chicken breast with cheese and spring onions in whole wheat salt bread, ice cream, ice tea
Rested
Drove to St. Peter for hair cut.
Got home about 4.00
Read and watched TV answered some emails and made some phone calls
Had raw carrots, cottage cheese with sardines for dinner, glass of wine and water
Managed to listen to George Lamming interview on CBC while watching Dancing With the Stars
Ingrid Persaud is an internationally accomplished artist focusing on conceptual art and the creative use of text as an art form. She came to fine art having first pursued a successful legal career that included teaching and scholarship in the UK and USA.
Her creative work deals with unwritten and unseen boundaries caused by social, cultural, political and economic factors. One aspect of this work is a search for a voice that confronts the boundaries of who can be an artist and who is not. Who decides where creativity resides and where it does not? Ingrid is also developing these themes through the mobility that words can provide when there is slippage into different Caribbean dialects. She has exhibited and undertaken public commissions in the UK and her work was shown at the Venice Biennale. She taught Fine Art at Central Saint Martins before moving to Barbados in January 2007. Ingrid is a national of both Trinidad and the UK and lives in Barbados.
Her creative work deals with unwritten and unseen boundaries caused by social, cultural, political and economic factors. One aspect of this work is a search for a voice that confronts the boundaries of who can be an artist and who is not. Who decides where creativity resides and where it does not? Ingrid is also developing these themes through the mobility that words can provide when there is slippage into different Caribbean dialects. She has exhibited and undertaken public commissions in the UK and her work was shown at the Venice Biennale. She taught Fine Art at Central Saint Martins before moving to Barbados in January 2007. Ingrid is a national of both Trinidad and the UK and lives in Barbados.
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