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MAY 6TH 2008
6:00 - 7:00 am WOKE UP DROVE TO PORT ST CHARLES BEACH WITH MUM (RAN ON SAND& SWAM)
7:30 am PREPARED TUNA MELT TO EAT FOR BREAKFAST
8:00 – 8:30 am BROWSED ONLINE
8:35 am DROP MUM TO WORK - ROLAND EDWARDS PRIMARY SCHOOL
8:45 am WENT INTO COURTS SPIEGHTSTOWN TO PAY CELL PHONE BILL
9:00 am DELIVER A MESSAGE TO SOMEONE THAT WORKS AT THE LUMBER COMPANY
9:10 am REVISED FOR TECHNICAL DRAWING EXAMINATION
10:30-11:00 am SHOWERED, DRESSED (BLUE JEANS SKIRT AND BROWN T-SHIRT LIKE TOP, RED SANDLES & COCONUT ACCESSORIES) DROVE INTO ST. MICHAEL
11:00 am CONDUCTED FACEPAINTING CLASSES TO THREE STUDENTS
1:30 pm SUPERCENTER WARRENS BOUGHT ROTISSERIE CHICKEN
2:00 – 4:30 pm ATE, NAP, EMAIL, REVISED
4:35 pm PICKED UP MUM FROM WORK DROPPED HER HOME
5:00 pm WENT INTO ST. ANDREW BY A CLASSMATE TO REVISE
8:00 pm HOME, CHAT WITH MUM, SLEPT THROUGH THE NIGHT
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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