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[Many thanks to Peter Jordens for bringing this item to our attention.] Hassan Ghanny ( Island Origins) writes about the richness and creativity of what he calls “the Chutney generation.” Here are excerpts; see full article at From the first descendants of indentureship who settled across Antillean islands, a rich community has emerged with a distinctive artistic expression all its own. This has become most pronounced in the realm of performance. Indo-Caribbean artists have hybridized and creolized traditional folk dance and music, fusing the Old World and new. Today, Indo-Caribbean artists living in America give voice to the diaspora, bringing visibility to their community and advancing Caribbean culture across the nation’s stages.

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