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Andil Gosine is a Trinidad-born artist, curator, and academic. He moved to Canada as a teenager and has since lived in France, the United Kingdom and the United States. A Commonwealth Scholar and a Getty Scholar, Dr. Gosine completed his PhD in Environmental Studies and became a professor at York University. His first solo-authored book Nature's Wild (2021) deals with questions of sexuality, dehumanization, and human-animal relations in the Caribbean. While on fellowship at the Fashion Institute of Technology, he created WARDROBES, a series of art pieces that he later developed into performance art. He has curated several exhibitions, including "Everything Slackens in a Wreck" (2022), which featured Asian Caribbean artists. His "Nature's Wild" show was unexpectedly cancelled by the Art Museum of the Americas in 2025 at the beginning of Donald Trump's second presidency. Prior to his turn to art and art history, Dr. Gosine was a lead scholar in the fields of Sexuality Studies and International Development, and worked at the World Bank before becoming a Professor. His Master’s Thesis, « All the wrong places: looking for love in Third World Poverty, » became a significant influence on policy when it was subsequently published as « Sex for pleasure, rights to participation and alternatives to AIDS » in 2004. He also co-authored the groundbreaking 2008 book « Environmental Justice and Racism in Canada: An Introduction » as well as numerous essays in the fields.
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