EPISODE 56 | Red - Niama Safia Sandy (SVG)
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Niama Safia Sandy is a New York-based multidisciplinary artist, curator, organizer, and change agent.
Her essay “Red” weaves a meandering tale that touches on Sandy’s coming of age through rememberings of family lore, food, and key engagements with cultural organizing anchored through sorrel. The essay considers the ubiquitous staple Caribbean holiday drink as a microcosm of the collisions of political histories, desire and ancestral memory.
Sandy's work across disciplines delves into the human story - through the application and critical lenses of culture, healing, history, migration, music, race and ritual. Her creative practice often is an examination of the ways history, economics, migration and other social forces and constructs have shaped modern realities. Her aim is to use the visual, written and performing arts to tell stories we know in ways we have not yet thought to tell them and to lift us all to a higher state of ontological and spiritual wholeness in the process. Sandy has taught undergraduate and graduate students at Columbia University and Pratt Institute.
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