Multidisciplinary artists across the Caribbean diaspora are reclaiming their ancestral legacies endangered by centuries of colonialism. Malene Barnett’s publication Crafted Kinship: Inside the Creative Practice of Contemporary Black Caribbean Makers, released in the UK by Hachette/Artisan Books on 5 December, amplifies 60 pioneering voices as they honour their heritage, define their identity and envision futures where cultural birthrights are valued. Below, Barnett, plus four additional artists from the book, share insights into their works’ significance.
