Hurricanes have hit us for centuries. So it’s no surprise to see them depicted in historical artwork.
English artist Catherine Street’s watercolour is believed to have been done in Jamaica in 1812. It is now housed at Brown University.
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Hurricanes have hit us for centuries. So it’s no surprise to see them depicted in historical artwork.
English artist Catherine Street’s watercolour is believed to have been done in Jamaica in 1812. It is now housed at Brown University.
Creative agency ESIROM has awarded Jamaican film-maker Danielle Russell the Sama-Sama Fellowship for a short residency in Indonesia. |
The Ministry of Culture, Gender, Entertainment and Sport and the Kingston and St. |
Photographer Joy Gregory, of Jamaican parentage will open an exhibition at the Black Cultural Archives in Brixton in early 2020 titled ‘Breaking Barriers.’ The exhibition includes portraits of five |
Aspiring photographer Yone Gordon placed first in photography in the Jamaica Information Service 2019 Heritage Competition. He had placed second and third in previous years. |
The Metropolitan Museum of Modern Art’s special exhibition on artistic achievements of early Caribbean civilizations opens December 16. |
The winners of the Jamaica Visual Arts Competition’s first Youth Exhibition are now on display at the Jamaica Conference Centre, 14 – 20 Port Royal Street, Kingston through January 31st |