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Rising as One Caribbean
In the wake of Hurricane Melissa, communities across the region have once again shown what binds the Caribbean beyond geography, its people. From the smallest islands to the largest nations, there is a shared rhythm of resilience, empathy and togetherness that defines the region’s soul. At moments like these, art transcends expression and becomes language. Jamaican artist Taoszen captures this beautifully in his mural “Connection” , created in Curaçao. Four hands, each distin

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Oct 30, 20252 min read


A Glimpse Inside FUZE Art Fair 2025
As the fair unfolds, FUZE is filled with colour, movement and the unmistakable rhythm of Caribbean creativity. Artists, curators, collectors and art lovers from across the region gather in one lively space, celebrating the stories and perspectives that shape our shared cultural landscape. This year’s fair features an exciting blend of established and emerging talent. Each booth offers a unique world, from textured paintings and immersive installations to new digital works tha

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Oct 23, 20251 min read


The Sculptural Language of Nyzere Dillon
Nyzere Dillon is a Jamaican American sculptor based in Brooklyn, New York. He works primarily in clay and uses figurative sculpture to explore the depth and resilience of the African diasporic experience. Dillon was raised between Jamaican culture and an American environment, and this duality shapes the tone of his work. His sculpture reflects the negotiation of two worlds, each carrying its own histories and aesthetics. This perspective informs how he approaches identity, me

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Oct 21, 20252 min read


Patrick Eugène Brings Haitian Storytelling to the House of Dior
This year, Haitian American artist Patrick Eugène stepped into a defining moment of global recognition through the 10th anniversary of the Dior Lady Art initiative. Invited by the House of Dior to reinterpret the legendary Lady Dior handbag, Eugène has entered a rare creative circle where fine art meets couture. Photographs by Heather Sten and Marion Berrin. Courtesy of Mariane Ibrahim Gallery and Patrick Eugène. For Eugène, this collaboration is more than a design commission

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Oct 13, 20253 min read


Legacy in Colour: Kervin Andre Pays Homage to Haiti’s Hero
Through his striking artworks, Haitian artist Kervin Andre (Akomics Art) brings history to life, celebrating the resilience and identity of Haitian culture. One of his latest pieces portrays Jean-Jacques Dessalines, the fearless revolutionary leader, surrounded by generals and figures from the era, their stances filled with authority and determination. Andre’s attention to detail is remarkable: the ornate uniforms, the richly decorated throne, and the solemn expressions all e

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Oct 8, 20251 min read


Honouring Faith and Heritage: Juliet Thorburn’s Tribute to Jamaica’s Historic Churches
Religion has long been a cornerstone of Caribbean life, shaping communities, traditions, and cultural identity. Across the region, churches and places of worship are more than spiritual havens; they are living markers of history, resilience, and artistic expression. In her latest project, “A Watercolour Tribute to Historic Jamaican Churches” , artist Juliet Thorburn captures this enduring legacy with sensitivity and skill. Through delicate washes and meticulous attention to d

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Oct 5, 20251 min read


Mother Caribbean: Mapping Identity Through Art
In Mother Caribbean , St Kitts and Nevis artist Sasha Herbert transforms portraiture into a celebration of regional heritage. At first glance, the painting captures the intimate gaze of its subject, but the viewer’s eye is drawn upward to the headwrap, a vibrant blue crown that unfurls into a map of the Caribbean islands and seas. Mother Caribbean by Sasha Herbert. Image courtesy of the artists via Instagram. Painted in acrylic on ply, the work exudes both strength and tend

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Sep 23, 20251 min read


FUZE Art Fair 2025: Where Culture, Colour & Creativity Collide
This October, Nassau will buzz with creativity, colour, and energy as FUZE Art Fair 2025 takes over Baha Mar. From October 22 to 26, the...

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Sep 22, 20252 min read


San Nicolás in Colour: Street Art and Culture at Aruba Art Fair 2025
The Aruba Art Fair 2025, held from 5 to 7 September in San Nicolás, transformed the town into a living canvas, turning streets, plazas and public walls into an open-air gallery that celebrates creativity, community and culture. Mural collaboration by Sake Ink and Fio Silva. Image courtesy of the artists via Instagram. This year’s edition focused on the theme of Justice, inviting artists and visitors alike to explore ideas of equity, truth and transformation. But it was the st

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Sep 18, 20252 min read


CARIFESTA XV Visual Arts: A Living Canvas of Caribbean Creativity
Today, as CARIFESTA XV unfolds in Barbados under the theme “Caribbean Roots, Global Excellence” , the Visual Arts Programme emerges as...

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Aug 26, 20252 min read


Art is Not a Luxury - It is the Lifeblood of Humanity
When many people hear the word art, they picture an expensive painting hanging in a pristine gallery, a rare sculpture locked behind glass, or a ticketed performance accessible only to a privileged few. This perception has allowed art to be wrongly categorised as a luxury, something “nice to have” when extra funds or leisure time are available. However, this view ignores a fundamental truth: art is not a luxury, it is a necessity. 1. Art Preserves Our Humanity Art captures th

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Aug 8, 20252 min read


Philomé Obin: The Master Painter Who Captured Haiti’s Soul
On August 6, 1986, Haiti bid farewell to one of its most revered artists, Philomé Obin. Born in 1892, Obin’s remarkable career spanned...

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Aug 6, 20252 min read


Brushstrokes of Freedom: How Caribbean Artists Honour Emancipation
Emancipation in the Caribbean is more than a historical event. It is a living, breathing narrative that artists continue to explore,...

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Aug 1, 20252 min read


Independence Is a Practice: Cultural Resilience Beyond the Flag
Independence is more than a date marked by flags and parades, it's a daily act of cultural resilience. From language and land to art and memory, what does it truly mean to be free in a postcolonial Caribbean?

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Jul 31, 20252 min read


Looking Ahead to Festival Color Caribe 2025
A cultural festival of murals, music and creative community returns for its fifth edition This November, Puerto Rico will once again host...

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Jul 28, 20253 min read


Salt, Skin and the Stories We Hold
A look into Edrin Chris Symonette’s sculptural series Salt & Skin, which explores identity, memory and the shifting shoreline of the Bahamian landscape. Using natural materials like coral, sand and pigment, Symonette invites us to listen to the sea as a storyteller and reflect on what it leaves behind

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Jul 23, 20252 min read


Caye Festival 2025: Santo Domingo’s Creative Heartbeat Returns
This July, the beating heart of Santo Domingo’s creative scene will come alive once more as Caye Festival returns to Ciudad Nueva ,...

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Jul 12, 20252 min read


Aruba Art Fair 2025: Where Justice Meets the Streets
Every so often, you stumble upon an experience that stops you in your tracks, something so vibrant, powerful and alive, it grabs hold of...

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Jul 9, 20252 min read


10 Days. One Region. Endless Culture: Why CARIFESTA 2025 Is a Must-See Event
From vibrant street parades and art exhibitions to powerful conversations on heritage, justice and sustainability, this festival celebrates the region's heart and soul. Don't miss the unforgettable showcase of Caribbean excellence.

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Jun 26, 20252 min read


One Beat, Two Nations: A Mural of Unity Between Jamaica and the Dominican Republic
In the heart of Kingston’s art district, a vibrant new mural has appeared, a powerful symbol of cultural connection, creativity and...

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Jun 15, 20251 min read
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