Marlon Griffith, a young Trinidadian artist, had his first solo show in Jamaica towards the end of 2007. He mounted the show at The CAG[e] G...

Images taken of the current exhibition at the Institute of Jamaica The opening of the exhibition Materialising Slavery: Art, Artefact Memory...

Khepera Oluyia Hatsheptwa, is a Jamaican artist, who has been active in the arts for several years since graduating from Edna Manley College...

Tricia Gordon-Johnston is a practicing fine artist and recent graduate of Edna Manley College. She has exhibited in integral shows such as C...

This post has been long overdue. I apologize, but I felt I had to take time to think about some of the things that were happening in art loc...

Having seen two of the major juried shows this summer, the JCDC Fine Arts Festival and the Under 40, it is obvious that a handful of curator...

A walk through the Edna Manley College’s 2007 final year show, particularly the fine arts department, and the body emerges as a general conc...

What is Time-based Media? Why is 'time' an issue of importance in digital media and the contemporary artist? Why is it relevant to t...

What is new media, and how do you feel it can be used by Jamaican artists? What cultural interventions can occur through its use? Is it only...

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...