On today’s Blank Canvas, the show on which we discuss visual culture and creative community, your host Katrina Cartwright, iis joined by members of the TERN team–Lauren Perez and Romel Shearer, and artists Florence St. George and Freya Bramble-Carter.
On today’s Blank Canvas, the show on which we discuss visual culture and creative community, your host Katrina Cartwright, iis joined by members of the TERN team–Amanda Coulson, Founding Director and Jodi Minnis, Gallery Manager—and artist Melissa Alcena, who is a Bahamian documentarian and fine art photographer.
“My Dreams are Not Your Dreams” is a group exhibition featuring video installations of six Caribbean artists that explore their role as the mesmeriser. Bahamian artists Spurgeonique Morley, Heino Schmid, Tessa Whitehead and Averia Wright exhibit alongside Deborah Anzinger from Jamaica and David Gumbs from St. Martin. Describing figurative and conceptual landscapes through digital renderings of time and space, their works command a presence that interrupts the natural flow of the hotel.
“My Dreams are Not Your Dreams” at The Island House. On Thursday October 19th. Artist Forum at 6:00pm. Interactive Exhibition at 7:00pm. The Island House is pleased to present an exhibition of video installations that will occupy the hotel grounds, coffee shop, lobby and library.
John Cox has helped define the contemporary Bahamian art scene locally through his work and the creation of Popopstudios International Center for the Visual Arts. He has been an important figure in the lives of many up-and-coming Bahamian artists.