Essays exploring the work of 16 artists through the lens of ecohorror, revealing how environmental dread and ecological crisis shape contemporary artistic practices
A Small Remainder of Teeth Digital Catalogue
All posts tagged: Jordanna Kelly
National Exhibition 11 Catalogue
21 contemporary Bahamian artists envision futures beyond colonial inheritance, examining visibility, absence, and transformation.
95%: Jordanna Kelly and Jenna Chaplin’s NELEVEN Installation
Titled 95%, the piece is meant to confront the reality that a large percentage of Bahamians are unable to swim, and therefore unable to engage with a significant part of our ecosystem.
Blank Canvas with Dede Brown, Sue Katz, and Jordanna Kelly
Continuing with focussing on participating artists in the latest National Exhibition, NE8, which is on show at the NAGB until April 16th, “Blank Canvas” host Amanda Coulson meets with three local practitioners, Dede Brown, Jordanna Kelly and Sue Katz-Lightbourn whose work starts with a personal idea but reflects a greater global concern.