In March, Joscelyn participated in the exhibition titled After the Flood, curated by Holly Bynoe and Tessa Whitehead for Transforming Spaces (TS2014) in Nassau, Bahamas. She presented the video / sound installation omi ebora (2014) inspired by NourbeSe Philips’ epic poem Zong! (2008). The work was presented as the first phase of a larger project.
While in Nassau, Joscelyn also presented a lecture on her work titled Unsettling the Archive as part of an
invited lecture series at the National Gallery of the Bahamas.
