Melissa Stamper shares an overview of the opening of the Caribbean Linked V Public Exhibition, which took place Saturday, August 25th, 2018 at Caya Grandi and Ateliers ’89, Oranjestad, Aruba in the Monday, August 27th edition of Amigoe Newspaper!
Click here to see CL V on the front page, and click here to read the full article!
Amigoe is a Dutch-language daily newspaper whose audience is predominantly in Curaçao and Aruba. The newspaper is one of the most widely read dailies in Aruba.
Rona Coster shares write-ups on the Caribbean Linked V Public Exhibition opening on the When in Aruba lifestyle website and its associated blog Bati Bleki, highlighting the regional and international scope of Caribbean Linked. The event took place on August 25th, 2018 at Caya Grandi (Main Street) and Ateliers ’89, Oranjestad, Aruba.
Click here to read the announcement on When in Aruba, and click here to read the review on Bati Bleki!
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When in Aruba is a blog-driven exploration of the beloved island of Aruba, offering readers a very local, organic perspective of one of the most distinctive destinations in the Caribbean. Local writers, photographers, and videographers will be creating content on a weekly basis, sharing Aruba’s events as they unfold, as well as featuring the stories of talented artists, musicians, culinary personalities, and the island’s warm, friendly hospitality, all told through authentic voices.
On Friday, August 24th 2018, E Arubiano news shared video interviews with Caribbean Linked V artists Raily Stiven Yance, Averia Wright, Adam Patterson and Irvin Aguilar, as well as organizers Katherine Kennedy, Laura de Vogel and Lupita Bernabela about this year’s regional artist residency and final exhibition, which opened on Saturday, August 25th, 2018 in Caya Grandi and Ateliers ’89, Oranjestad!
Click here to see the interview on E Arubiano’s website!
E Arubiano News features the latest news on the Island of Aruba and the Caribbean, with one vision in mind: To educate and bring relevant news to our community.
The Saturday, September 1st edition of Diario Newspaper covers the Moko Jumbie (stilt walking) workshops led by Caribbean Linked V resident Kriston Chen and community activism organization Stichting Rancho titled ‘Stick Ting in D’ Alley’.
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Diario is Aruba’s largest Papiamento language newspaper.
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