A week or so ago, I was in attendance at the CPTC free Film Festival to see ‘The Future of Food’. The documentary was in keeping with the ac...

The first research symposium at the Edna Manley College was held last week, with the highlight being the appearance and participation of con...

The question of freedom of expression in the arts is currently receiving a lot of attention in many parts of the world. While many artists a...

Brasil has an exhibition/ community initiative where simple but large images of the city's under-represented persons of African descent ...

The National Gallery's artists' talks are always inciteful and informative and sometimes controversial. These events allow the publi...

This was a very bold thing for yourself and Camille Chedda to enter the National Biennial while still students. What were reactions to to t...

This biennial is a particularly important exhibition for various reasons. It stands out as being one of the first years where on can think ...

Where does working with the black scandal bag come from? It started in my third year where I was using images of my face to create works abo...

The 'Dangerously Close to Tourist Art' Lecture given on the 2nd of this month touched on a few points that have been up for discussi...

At present there seems to be a shortage of travelling exhibitions in Jamaica. For reasons perhaps such as budget restrictions and shortage o...

Recently with shows like the National Biennial and the host of new media art courses at the Edna Manley College, new directions have emerged...