Jamaican art
The First Encaustic (Beeswax and Damar Resin) Art Exhibition in Jamaica Opens November 25
Michele Lee Lambert will be staging an art exhibition at Grosvenor Galleries from November 25th to December 10th. It will be the first encaustic ( beeswax and damar resin) art show to be staged in Jamaica. This art form predates oil and acrylic. It was invented by the Greeks and
Exhibition of Self Taught Jamaican Artists – November 15th
Exhibition of Self Taught Jamaican Artists happening November 15. Support Jamaican art!
Jamaican Art Now on Sale at ArtStock, Edna Manley College
Jamaican art now available for sale at ArtStock “Jamaican art lovers now have a place to purchase authentic masterpieces following the opening of ArtStock at the Edna Manley College of the Visual and Performing Arts (EMCVPA). ArtStock is a store which carries exquisite, authentic Jamaican works, including larger-than-life canvases, sculptures,
Kingston on the Edge Exhibitions Still On
Kinston on the Edge 2015 is not quite over…if you missed any of the following Studio Exhibitions you still have time to see them & to meet the artists!! Little Women (Redbones Gallery) Chandis Fri & Sat 5pm-11pm (Show ends Sat July 4) Tarp Project (NLS Studios) Garfield Morgan Fri. 10am-5pm
Jamaican Street Artist Takes on Europe
Please help support this group of young Jamaican artists in their quest to share their art in Europe this summer. Here’s what they have in mind: “The united purpose tour is a unique traveling showcase of the brilliance of Jamaican creativity and talent. It is also a demonstration of
Talking with the Phine Line Artists from Hope Bay
Here’s an interview with Jamaican artist, Joavan Puran of Phine Line Studios. Phine Line is located in Hope Bay, Portland, right on the main road to Port Antonio. They have a cool collection of locally designed t-shirts, other clothing and jewellery. Joavan is a past student of the Edna Manley
KOTE 2013 Features Pop-up Art Studios at Café What’s On
Pop-up art studios exhibition on all week at Café What’s On, 133 Barbican Road. Their first year participating in KOTE, Café What’s On is focusing on the incredible talents of Jamaican visual artists. A diverse selection of artists will be showcasing their skills in the Café’s pop-up studios ranging from
National Biennial at the National Gallery of Jamaica: The Final Word
Here’s an interesting video looking at the National Gallery of Jamaica’s recent National Biennial 2012: The Final Word. This short video documentary on the National Biennial 2012 was produced and contributed, as a special courtesy, by Marvin Bartley Studios Ltd. Hope you got a chance to see it! For more
Claire Requa, Jamaican Designer Creating Sustainable Art
Check out these unique creations from Jamaican designer, Claire Requa. I recently discovered her at the Grosvenor Galleries Art fair and fell in love with her work. Check out her site for some very cool Christmas gift ideas! About Clare Requa “What started five years ago as a single lamp shade in
Buy Jamaican Art this Christmas – Check out Jamaican Sculptor Nakazzi Hutchinson
How about buying Jamaican art for Christmas this year? We have such amazing artists both here in Jamaica and abroad, let’s support our Jamaican artists this Christmas. Check out Jamaican sculptor and artist Nakazzi Hutchinson at Nakazzi.com. About Nakazzi Hutchinson One of Jamaica’s most talented young artists, Nakazzi Hutchinson graduated from