Choreagrapher on Canvas
Ramona Candy
Posted: March 3, 2010
Ramona Candy, who coins herself as, the choreographer on canvas, is a universal artist. She is a dancer, a painter, for many years she sang in a chorus, and she doesn’t see any separation between the different disciplines of art. She thinks that the process may be different, but the result should be the same: the feeling that people get from it. more...
Alex Boucaud Creates His Fine Art Sculptures With An Unconventional Tool – A Chainsaw
Posted: March 3, 2010
Alex Boucaud from Guadeloupe creates his sculptures using a very unconventional tool, a chainsaw. Alex lives in a small countryside town called Santan. His passion is so unusual that the people in the local community enjoy gathering around to watch him create art with such a dangerous tool as a chainsaw. more...
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Francine Murat - A Haitian Art Icon Has Passed The Haitian Art Society DC is deeply saddened by the news of the death Posted: March 2, 2010 |
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Call for Entries in The World Bank’s “About Change” Art Program The World Bank announces the call for entries to participate in an exhibition of visual arts inspired by the idea of... Posted: March 1, 2010 |
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Cuba Avant-Garde: Contemporary Cuban Art from the Farber Collection The University of Miami Lowe Art Museum hosts an extraordinary exhibition of Cuban art called Cuba Avant-Garde: Contemporary Cuban Art from the Farber Collection. Posted: March 1, 2010 |
Amos Ferguson (1920-2009) Master of Color
Bahamian artist Amos Ferguson died on October 19, 2009, of dementia. Ferguson was well-known by the art world as one of the most significant folk artists ever from the Bahamas and a national treasure to that country.
Art Marketing
Internet versus Traditional
Art is not a usual business or a usual product. Buying art is rather a luxury than a necessity. Its consumers have to be art literate, its prices can vary incredibly from a few hundred dollars to $150,000,000, the estimate of recently discovered da Vinci’s “Profile of the Bella Principessa”. Marketing art, therefore, might be different from marketing other products.
Marie-Claude, Patrick Wah, Marcel Wah Sr., Bernard Wah, Marcel Wah Jr., Edouard Wah, Edgard Wah, James Cesar Wah
Eric Williams Memorial Centenary Stamp Design Competition
The Eric Williams Memorial Collection (EWMC) at The University of the West Indies and the Trinidad and Tobago Postal Corporation (TT Post) announce the Eric Williams Centenary Stamp Design Competition, co-sponsored by UNESCO (Trinidad and Tobago) and Kelly Services Customs Brokerage, Ltd.
Posted: March 12, 2010
"5" A Group Exhibit at Horizons Art Gallery
Horizons Art Gallery promises something for everyone, in its latest exhibition titled "5", featuring 5 artists and 5 styles in 1 show.
Posted: March 12, 2010
Obstacles to Caribbean Art
I ponder week to week to try to understand the obstacles preventing Caribbean art from bursting through this bubble it's in. I ponder because what I see are fantastic Caribbean artists from all corners of the world creating amazing works of art. I see great projects spurning from throughout the Caribbean...
Stan Kuiperi, Aruban artist, creates mysterious art that makes you wonder why you see the landscapes, but only the markings of human...
Wain Iton, the CEO of the Trinidad & Tobago Stock Exchange, is in love with art.
He has an impressive collection of mainly Jamaican art.
When Joan Spence opened Spence Gallery in 2005, she knew that her space would be different. What she couldn't predict was the warm welcome the...
In 1967, the Figge Art Museum, formerly the Davenport Museum of Art, established its permanent collection of Haitian art. It consisted of 19 works...
