The Art Year in Review-Governance and leadership in the public cultural sector- Part 2
In Part 2 of my article, the first part of which was published last Sunday, I continue to focus on critical issues of governance, leadership…
In Part 2 of my article, the first part of which was published last Sunday, I continue to focus on critical issues of governance, leadership…
In this second installment of my critical reflections on developments in the art world in 2022, I continue to focus on critical issues of governance,…
National Gallery West (NGW), Montego Bay branch the National Gallery of Jamaica (NGJ), was equally lethargic with its programming as its Kingston headquarters. The Surrealism…
Internationally, 2022 has been a fantastic year for the artists of the global Caribbean, with an unprecedented number of high-profile exhibitions, commissions and awards. On…
Most Jamaicans are familiar with the history of Devon House, which was built in 1881 for Jamaica’s first black millionaire, George Stiebel and part of…
Part 1 There has been intense outrage on social media since the Devon House courtyard reopened, after being closed for several months for renovations. It…
Talk about “pressure drop”! This huge work is a part of the Kingston Biennial and is crafted by Omari Ra, who some may argue is…
I have read Mr Ra’s response to my column of 23 October 2022 and reiterate that my account of our discussion was accurate, even though…
Your article (of October 23, 2022) is riddled with untruths and faulty reasoning. Firstly, as you should be well aware, but for some reason have…
Recent conference travel allowed me to spend a few days in New York City for a round of gallery and museum visits. There were several…