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André Ebanks addresses the crowd at the TCCP launch party (photo credit: Courtney Platt) (CNS): The Cayman Community Party raised more than $200,000 to fund its election campaign in just a few months after the new political group was formed, according to Premier André Ebanks, the leader of the TCCP. Ebanks said the party had ended the campaign with a deficit of around CI$170,000, a debt that…

Premier Juliana O’Connor-Connolly (file photo) (CNS): Premier Juliana O’Connor-Connolly has overruled the opposition majority of MPs on the parliamentary Business Committee and reneged on a deal the UPM minority government had with the Progressives, who agreed to support the government’s quorum until the election, which is just three months away, if the UPM did not put contentious bills on the…

We attended the Tautai Art Exhibition (unfortunately late) to check out the art displayed. Although the gallery space and work were very minimalistic, it was a pleasure to have been able to view and take in the work of various Pacific themed work and artists. By the time we had left I did not realise we hadn’t recorded the names of the pieces of work or the artists because we were in a rush. (Please feel free to correct the post below if you know the artists of the following images).

1. I personally think this piece was probably the most interesting and eye-catching work in the gallery and my favourite. I admire the minimalism yet it is so mesmerising as well as the structure. It was an interactive installation as you could walk around the strings (a Kim Possible moment).

2. Now I interpreted this piece with rather “homey” connotations as I am part Samoan, this image looks very familiar to me. Green or unripe bananas are a significant part in island food.

3. You can’t miss this one when visiting Tautai. Not only because its right at the front of the space once you walk inside but also very large, aesthetic and commanding in its stance.