| Time to paint A COLLECTION of paintings dubbed Metamorphosis is currently on show at Bolivar Gallery. The pieces are done by New Zealand-born John A. Terry who has been living in Jamaica since 1967.
 
 
 
			Of subversion and creativity  Dear Cousin into Farin, MISS LOU come and gane. And doan badda wid dat, "hi, Amina, man, again? It was only a special Independence Party, one not meant to last forever. Could we just get back to normal now?"
 
 
 
 
			Book review: Folklore given life    
 IN POST-COLONIAL 
              societies such as Jamaica, attitudes to folklore are often shrouded 
              in misunderstanding and misconceptions. Practitioners, particularly 
              of intuitive medicine, have been historically viewed with suspicion 
              and disdain in "civilised...
 
 Monumental 
              mistake
 I BELIEVE THAT our point of departure in evaluating Laura 
              Facey-Cooper's Redemption Song can only be its function as a national 
              monument, for which purpose it was commissioned. I believe a national 
              monument can be judged on the basis of two criteria: aesthetic value, 
              and symbolic value.
 One 
              hell of a monument
 THE DONS and donettes of the Jamaican art establishment 
              and their enforcers in the media are testing the nation.
 
 
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