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Published:Monday | August 22, 2022 | 12:06 AM
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Hardly ever on camera, iconic visual artist Richard Hall was pulled into the forefront by Tara Brown, curator and owner at The Sky Gallery.
Stephanie Lyew
Hardly ever on camera, iconic visual artist Richard Hall was pulled into the forefront by Tara Brown, curator and owner at The Sky Gallery.
‘Better Mus’ Come’ screenstar Sky Nicole Grey shows off artwork by Acquille Dunkley, which pulled her enough to make the purchase on-the-spot.
Stephanie Lyew
‘Better Mus’ Come’ screenstar Sky Nicole Grey shows off artwork by Acquille Dunkley, which pulled her enough to make the purchase on-the-spot.
Sharing in a love of art are (from left) film director Luke Fkynn, model-turned-actress Sky Nicole Grey, and model Orville Hayne.
Stephanie Lyew
Sharing in a love of art are (from left) film director Luke Fkynn, model-turned-actress Sky Nicole Grey, and model Orville Hayne.
Visual artist Greg Owen stands by his piece ‘Nature’s Messenger’ which is currently part of the ‘Identity: Who Are We After 60’ exhibition.
Stephanie Lyew
Visual artist Greg Owen stands by his piece ‘Nature’s Messenger’ which is currently part of the ‘Identity: Who Are We After 60’ exhibition.
In celebration of Jamaican identity are (from left) Romaine McNeil, Janet Smythe, Kianne Hutchinson, Professor Amina Blackwood-Meeks, Belinda Nethersole, Greg Owen, and Ulrick Lawrence joined hands and hearts inside The Sky Gallery as they discussed the th
Stephanie Lyew
In celebration of Jamaican identity are (from left) Romaine McNeil, Janet Smythe, Kianne Hutchinson, Professor Amina Blackwood-Meeks, Belinda Nethersole, Greg Owen, and Ulrick Lawrence joined hands and hearts inside The Sky Gallery as they discussed the theme.
Seen through and beside stained glass, Lee-Ann Haslam stands with her expression of self-love and love for her island.
Stephanie Lyew
Seen through and beside stained glass, Lee-Ann Haslam stands with her expression of self-love and love for her island.
Artist Acquille Dunkley and friend, Nikita Grant get playful inside the gallery.
Stephanie Lyew
Artist Acquille Dunkley and friend, Nikita Grant get playful inside the gallery.
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As Jamaica continues to celebrate its diamond jubilee, the art community and enthusiasts have expressed what it means to be from the land of the doctor bird, dominoes, and to be ‘out of many’. The Sky Gallery on Phoenix Avenue in Kingston opened a new exhibition featuring several Jamaican artists and their artwork demonstrating the theme of ‘Identity: Who Are We After 60?’’. Guest speaker was Professor Amina Blackwood-Meeks. See how the art community engaged in a private evening of expressing their ‘Identity’.