Grenada Pavilion

“The Poetics of Correspondence” invites the visitor to consider the ways in which islands, archipelagos, currents and networks of practice form not only territorial logic but also poetic networks — correspondences of meaning, memory, materiality and language. Through layered installations, time-based works, archival-inspired interventions and collaborative actions, the pavilion explores how Grenada, as an island in the Caribbean, is simultaneously local, regional and global, sending and receiving signals, ideas and affinities across the seas. “In Minor Keys” invites us to listen to the tones of relationship, intimacy, and resistance. As K. Kouoh writes: “Minor keys refuses orchestral bombast… come alive in the quiet tones, the lower frequencies, the hums, the consolations of poetry, all portals of improvisation to the elsewhere and the otherwise”.