Ronald Rose-Antoinette is a writer, scholar and independent curator based in Martinique. He is the coauthor of Nocturnal Fabulations, an experimental book on Apichatpong Weerasethakul, and the curator of Seances for the Living at SBC Gallery, Montreal, and Open Justice, online with the University of British Columbia.
Rose-Antoinette is also a 2021 Marian Goodman Gallery Initiative Fellow. For his fellowship, Rose-Antoinette plans to research aesthetics of resistance in art, film, and dance by Black queer artists and cultural producers, aiming to highlight their work particularly in the Caribbean, and foster transnational dialogue and exchange on their practices. He aims to reconstruct the image of Black public life or show how Blackness and queerness together can work to recompose public space.
