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'Interested in Art. Interested in Jamaica. Sometimes those interests collide as I experience the world globally.'
ART:Jamaica began as a teaching aid for Fine Arts and Foundation students at Edna Manley College of the Visual & Performing Arts. in Kingston, Jamaica. From the beginning it has been designed edited and maintained by Jamaican artist, Oneika Russell. Overtime the blog has gone through various changes from acting as a Notice Board, to a review column to features page. It is still evolving and hopefully growing. ART:Jamaica hopefully enables connections which may in some small way discuss, document and contribute to the Arts in Jamaica.
The islands of Cuba, Jamaica and Haiti are amongst the most beautiful and interesting in the Caribbean, each one brimming with artistic talent. For over thirty years, we have tried to share our own passion for Haitian art, Cuban art and Jamaican art with others, and we would like to invite you to peruse our selection of works by Haitian artists, Cuban artists, and Jamaican artists. We hope you will enjoy your visit, and look forward to hearing from you.
Promoting excellence in, and broadening the appreciation of Jamaican art and craft was the principal motivation for opening the gallery in the popular resort area of Ocho Rios, since when, it has received international acclaim.
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"Jamaican Hybrid" Ceramics: Art and Perception (issue No. 33) - 1998
‘ David Pinto’s work expresses multiple layers of cultural identity from his Jamaican heritage to his international education….
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Kraas Design is located on the beautiful island of Jamaica. We are a forward thinking design studio specializing print and website development.We love working with companies that wants high quality web and logo identity, from the look and feel of your site, to the color palette that will be used across all medium including, web, print, identity, and advertising
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D.I.A is the epic center for the "Global Rock" Revolution. D.I.A is DIA Records (label), Global Rock Showcase (events), Fantra Zine (publication) and Street Ragz (clothing). Social Networks -- Myspace and Facebook have made the now conventional music site severely obsolete especially for the indie entity. Watched traffic to D.I.A's website reduced from 2000+ daily visitors to low two-figure while Myspace evolved into a social network monster including setting benchmarks for the muzik biz in many areas. (So what about Facebook? Currently FB is the #1 "Tower Of Babel" despite decline in popularity. Fact! Muzically FB is still no where close to Myspace. Never the less -- Facebook link to right.) Now what about upgrading DIA-Inc.com to a cutting-edge site? Leaned towards a Jamroom-type site and although a bit sterile, might still feature one in the future. But dude, we still love the grit of "old-skool" sites for a variant of reasons. One should not really give a pig a bath because it will return to the mud man. So after a year of blatant neglect, we're just gonna integrate
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It is beyond question that Jamaica is a cultural force to be reckoned with out of all proportion to its size. Jamaica must capitalize on its cultural strength to drive development of a creative industry using digital art practices. Despite low literacy levels, there is the inescapable irony that
certain technology skill sets are highly developed among the least literate, for example, the use of cell phones.
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Juliet Thorburn-McIntosh Brings Caribbean Flair To Her Delaware Studio
Juliet Thorburn-McIntosh is a Wilmington based artist with colourful and distinguished Caribbean roots. A masterful and versatile professional with a much loved “magical” touch, her work ranges from watercolours to oils, from realism to a special version of the abstract she calls her “Ethereals” and “Jewelled Ethereals”. Most recently, she has been working on an intriguing series of inspired pieces, featuring spiritual imagery rendered in oils.
