Andil Gosine

Andil Gosine is Professor of Environmental Arts and Justice at York University (Toronto), and author of Nature’s Wild: Love, Sex and Law in the Caribbean. His research and art practices attend to imbrications of ecology, power and desire. Dr. Gosine created and has led “Visual Arts After Indenture” since 2014, and is custodian of the Colin M. Robinson Archives. He held the Beinecke Fellowship at the Clark Art Institute in 2024 and is currently working on his subsequent project, Wild Returns.

The project

Title: Visual Arts After Indenture: Félix Morin.

Hosting institution: Centre de Recherches sur les Arts et le Langage (Cral - EHESS) in Paris

Selective Bibliography

• A. Gosine (2025) “Lorraine O’Grady: Landscape (Western Hemisphere),” sx art
• A. Gosine (2025) “Chicken: A Visual, Queer Ecopoetics,” in The Edinburgh Companion to Queer Reading
• A. Gosine (2024) Guest Editor, special section of SX Salon on Harold Sonny Ladoo; and editorial essay, “This body’s pain, Yesterdays’ joy,” and interview with Lani Maestro
• A. Gosine (2023) “Animal history; animal future?” Small Axe no. 71 [Selected text for book discussion]
• A. Gosine (2022) “Everything Slackens In A Wreck,”  Small Axe, no. 68.
• A. Gosine and N. Mohabir (2022), Guest Editors, “Afterlives of Indenture,” Wasafiri #110
• A. Gosine (2021) Nature’s Wild: Love, Sex and Law in the Caribbean
• A. Gosine (2021) “Very Mongoose,” British Art Studies.