So awful that fire at Temple Yard where Ras Ilix lost so many of his amazing mahogany sculptures. Our sincere sympathies to the talented sculptor.
“Goddess” the current exhibition at Aweipo runs until April 26, you can also appreciate an evening in the company of fine art photographer Risée Chaderton and painter Kraig Yearwood, which is scheduled for Saturday April 16. Aweipo Gallery, the Crane is open daily from 10 am to 6 pm.
On now until May 14, a beautiful Watercolour Group show at Barbados Arts Council. Check for exquisite work by Margot Atkinson and Maggie Rodriguez.
The Festival Art Gallery will be at the Oistins Fish Festival, Easter Weekend, 23rd/24th/25th April. And located at the first stall on the right coming from Bridgetown opposite the entrance to Super Centre.
Festival Art Gallery is a mobile art gallery showing over 50 Barbadian artists . . . painters, ceramic artists, photographers and sculptors.
Over at the Errol Barrow Centre For Creative Imagination – Craftswomen of Our Fate recently featured Annalee Davis, Ayissa Burnett, Azizah Onifa, Gloria Chung, Ireka Jelani all celebrating International Women’s Day in an impressive exhibition. How about checking out Ireka’s amazing basketry this weekend at Pelican Village.
Annalee Davis, a contemporary body of work that looks at universal issues through a Caribbean lens and Manipura, a commercial line that celebrates the beauty of the Caribbean.
The range of products offered includes paintings, limited edition prints, home decor, installations, and still more.
Treasures From Another Island at Limegrove Lifestyle Centre, where Cuban curator Marilyn Sampera Rosado selected 52 works from eight well known Cuban painters and sculptors for this premiere exhibition.
At Island Gallery in Speightstown, Patrick Foster and Rosemary Collins are getting the raves for their flights of fancy in their dual expo, Outta Order.
