ARTISTS IN BARBADOS are about to benefit from a boost that’s nurturing and refreshing.
That’s because longstanding visual artist and social commentator Annalee Davis will launch her project Fresh Milk today at 5 p.m., simultaneously providing a space for contemporary artists and an avenue for networking with artists around the region.
Davis is launching the project at her studio on her family’s farm at Walker’s Dairy in St George.
“In creating Fresh Milk, I made the physical connection with milk being a healthy option and the fact that this can be a nurturing kind of space for young artists,” she told the SATURDAY SUN. (RJ)
Full story in today’s SATURDAY SUN.
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