Art Bytes
Developed together with Steve Madden, the collection was designed for warm weather with the use of bright neon colors with rope, rhinestones, and buckle embellishments. Styles include the rope-tie “Dancehall” design and “Rumpunch” footwear in neon shades with utility buckles.
Harlow says her heritage has always influenced her every-day style choices and credits Madden for giving her a chance to bring that to the market.
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Jamaican born artist Renee Cox’s work is currently being featured in The SVA Biennial Alumni Exhibition in New York running until December 14th, 2019. |
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Jamaican-born Ludlow Bailey, Founder and Managing Director of Contemporary African Diaspora Art (CADA), has been appointed Consulting Curator for the 30th anniversary of Art |
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The final round of the Jamaican EU’s short film competition has shortlisted 25 film makers. |
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Amashika Lorne has published a patois-themed colouring book for children titled: Chat Tu Mi and Colour. The book is written in the Cassidy-LePage Orthography, a system for |
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Jamaican artist Renee Cox is featured in a group show, The Pleasure Principle, at Maccarone Gallery in LA that runs till November 23rd. |
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Eight local animation studios are attending the Marché International des Programmes de Communication content trade show in Cannes, France, until October 17th. |