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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.
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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.
The event ‘Poetry Night’ will be held at Redbones Cafe, 1 Argyle Road, Kingston 10, St. Andrew on every month the 4th Wednesday. Admission is Free! |
Art classes for adults at the Wine Shop, create your masterpiece while you sip a glass of wine. All supplies are provided. Every Tuesday at 5:15pm. See flyer |
Nassau-born, London based artist Blue Curry has taken Paradise, his installation project for the Jamaica Biennial, into the heart of downtown Kingston. |
Radiant Earth, a new interactive book by sculptor Laura Facey,is now available at iBooks. |
The National Gallery of Jamaica has resumed its innovative child art programme, Saturday Art Time. |
Sangster International Airport now features art exhibitions to give local and international artists and art programmes in Jamaican schools the opportunity to showcase their talent. |