#kelly sinnapah mary

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Kelly Sinnapah Mary, Duck, acrylic on canvas, 97 x 130 cm, 2023

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Kelly Sinnapah Mary, "The Fables of Sanbras" (2023)

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Kelly Sinnapah Mary, “Notebook of No Return, Violette” (2017), acrylic painting on paper, 16 1/8 x 12 1/4 inches (photo by Arturo Sánchez, courtesy Americas Society)

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Attribution: Kelly Sinnapah Mary (Guadeloupe, 1981-). Notebook 10, l'enfance de sanbras, 2021, sculpture, paper, wire frame, mortar, and acrylic paint, 26 x 24 cm. Thanks to @kadistkadist for the tip.

https://kadist.org/people/kelly-sinnapah-mary/

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al things considered — when i post my masterpiece #1310

first posted in facebook may 13, 2024

kelly sinnapah mary -- "she taught me to listen to the wind" (2023)

"the answer, my friend, is blowin’ in the wind the answer is blowin’ in the wind" … bob dylan

"as viewers enter my worlds, i hope they find and try to decipher its riddles… and that the paintings might arouse reflections of their own" … kelly sinnapah mary

"i found myself in front of a glass cage where orangutans locked up. i observed them and they observed us. i felt as though i could read their thoughts: 'let’s reverse our places, you are not superior to us…' i was so uncomfortable in front of them while the other spectators were having fun" … kelly sinnapah mary

"idiot wind, blowing through the buttons of our coats blowing through the letters that we wrote idiot wind, blowing through the dust upon our shelves we’re idiots, babe it’s a wonder we can even feed ourselves" … bob dylan

"i'm an idiot babe … posting in the wind … the question is posted in the wind" … al janik

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Notebook of No Return by Kelly Sinnapah Mary (2017)

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Sexypink - Kelly Sinnapah Mary announces her first solo show in New York at the Aicon gallery curated by Andil Gosine.

Exhibition dates to remember from December 2nd... Can't wait!

For more info: https://www.aicon.art/exhibitions

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Kelly Sinnapah Mary - The Fables of Sanbras, 2023

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Dans le cadre de la 7e édition de l’exposition triennale de l’ADIAF « De leur temps », le Frac Grand Large présente un nouvel instantané des collections françaises d’art contemporain à travers une sélection d’œuvres acquises récemment sur les 4 niveaux du bâtiment. Constituant un panorama unique des achats récents des collectionneurs français, cette exposition témoigne de leur vitalité et de leur passion pour l’art « de leur temps ».

Commissariat : Keren Detton (Frac Grand Large) et Michel Poitevin (ADIAF)

Avec les œuvres de :

ADD FUEL, Saâdane AFIF, Jean-Michel ALBEROLA, Giulia ANDREANI, Kader ATTIA, Marcos AVILA FORERO, Esmaël BAHRANI, Bertille BAK, Éric BAUDELAIRE, Mélanie BERGER, Bianca BONDI, Étienne BOSSUT, Emmanuelle BOUSQUET, Aline BOUVY, Szabolcs Bozó, David BROGNON et Stéphanie ROLLIN, Cornel BRUDASCU, Io BURGARD, Damien CABANES, Miriam CAHN, Michael Ray CHARLES, Julian CHARRIÈRE, Grégory CHATONSKY, Vajiko CHACHKHIANI, Delphine CIAVALDINI, Claude CLOSKY, Isabelle CORNARO, Jesse DARLING, Edith DEKYNDT, Hélène DELPRAT, Nolan Oswald DENNIS, Hugo DEVERCHÈRE, David DOUARD, Nicolas DHERVILLERS, Mathilde DENIZE, Nathalie DJURBERG et Hans BERG, Marlene DUMAS, Kenny DUNKAN, Hoël DURET, Mimosa ECHARD, Hans-Peter FELDMANN, Esther FERRER, Gabriel FOLLI, Bruno GADENNE, Daiga GRANTINA, GUERILLA GIRLS, Terencio González, Ilona GRANET, Juliette GREEN, Myriam HADDAD, Tirdad HASHEMI, Paul HEINTZ, Damien HIRST, My-Lan HOANG-TUY, Danielle JACQUI, Oda JAUNE, Sophie KITCHING, Kapwani KIWANGA, Sergey KONONOV, Anna KUTERA, Lucie LAFLORENTIE, Luc LAPRAYE, Hanne LIPPARD, Jonas LUND, MADSAKI, Paul MAHEKE, Benoît MAIRE, François MANGEOL, Teresa MARGOLLES, Randa MAROUFI, Rayane MCIRDI, Anita MOLINERO, Franck NOTO, Prune NOURRY, Josèfa NTJAM, Estefania PENAFIEL LOAIZA, Françoise PÉTROVITCH, Gloria PETYARRE, Grayson PERRY, Walter PFEIFFER, Amalia PICA, Benoît PIERON, Joanna PIOTROWSKA, Robin PLUS, Julien PRIMARD, Hervé PRIOU, Enrique RAMIREZ, Emmanuel RÉGENT, Caroline REVEILLAUD, Lili REYNAUD-DEWAR, Carole RIVALIN, Mathilde ROSIER, Karine ROUGIER, Elsa SAHAL, Ludovic SAUVAGE, Marta SPAGNOLI, Pierre SEINTURIER, Massinissa SELMANI, Cindy SHERMAN, SHIMABUKU, Kelly SINNAPAH MARY, Saule SULEIMENOVA, Claire TABOURET, Ida TURSIC & Wilfried MILLE, Pierre VERMEULEN, Christophe VIART, Oriol VILANOVA, Danh VO, Lois WEINBERGER, Duncan WYLIE, Tim ZDEY.

Présentation de l'œuvre The Nation, 2019, technique mixte sur papier, 150 x 150 cm. Collection privée.

https://www.fracgrandlarge-hdf.fr/

https://www.adiaf.com/

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Focus Oeuvre : "Notebook of No Return" de Kelly Sinnapah Mary

Focus Oeuvre : “Notebook of No Return” de Kelly Sinnapah Mary

   Kelly Sinnapah Mary, Notebook of no return, 2018. Installation © Kelly Sinnapah Mary

Des murs roses, des fleurs, un décor feutré… L’artiste Kelly Sinappah Mary nous immerge dans un intérieur agréable et confortable qu’elle reproduit, reconstruit à partir de son subconscient d’enfant. Le textile, les broderies, la peinture, les objets se renvoient des mots, des bribes d’émotions et de…

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No Frontiers #4 - Paris

We showed 3 episodes of SHTV in Paris for Nofrontiers2021 a group exhibit curated by Mehdi Georges Lahlou. It's the first time shtv is being shown in a country where s** work is actually illegal.

There's other fab works about pressing related socio-political topics by artists including: Clay Apenouvon, Halida Boughriet, Camille Coléon & Audrey Guimard, Arianne Foks, Beya Gille Gacha, Soukaina Joual, Kubra Khademi, Mehdi-Georges Lahlou, Kokou Ferdinand Makouvia, Randa Maroufi, Kelly Sinnapah Mary, Fatima Mazmouz, Anna Raimondo, Enrique Ramirez, Pascale Rémita, Moussa Sarr, Massinissa Selmani

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The International Biennale of Casablanca has announced the first list of artists selected for its 5th edition taking place from 24 September to 1 November 2020.

The artists are: Kelani Abass (Nigeria), Mohamed Abdelkarim (Egypt), Soraya Abu Nabaa (Dominican Republic / USA), Immaculate Mali Anderu (Uganda), Wendimagegn Belete (Ethiopia), Zineb Benjelloun (Morocco), Lina Ben Rejeb(Tunisia), Rehema Chachage (Tanzania), Ishita Chakraborty (India), Kyoo Choix(South Korea), Aisha Jemila Daniels (USA), Annalee Davis (Barbados), Ali El-Darsa (Lebanon / Canada), Badr El Hammami (Morocco), Mohamed Elmarsy(Egypt), Fehras Publishing Practices (Syria / Germany), Alessandra Ferrini (Italy), Amira Hanafi (Egypt / USA), Emilia Izquierdo (United Kingdom), Khaled Kaddal(Egypt), Euridice Kala (Mozambique), Hamedine Kane (Senegal), Lebohang Kganye (South Africa), Sharlene Khan (South Africa), Alice Mann (South Africa), Madeleine Mbida (Cameroon), Algernon Miller (USA), Miki Nitadori (Japan), Jared Onyango (Kenya), Boryana Petkova (Bulgaria), Ada Pinkston (USA), Rina Ralay-Ranaivo (Madagascar), Irene Antonia Diane Reece (USA), Gonzalo Reyes Araos (Chile), Heather Ross (United Kingdom), Ahmed Shawky Hassan (Egypt), Kelly Sinnapah Mary (France), Buhlebezwe Siwani (South Africa), Alcaeus Spyrou (Greece), Hiroko Tsuchimoto (Japan) and Sue Williamson (South Africa).

A number of collaborations initiated during the biennale’s 2018 edition will be further developed. These consist exhibitions, talks and workshops as part of the biennale’s incubation programme scheduled between January to July 2020 at the BIC Project Space (Casablanca) with artists Gilles Aubry (Switzerland) & Ihsane Boudrig (Morocco), Bianca Baldi (South Africa), Shiraz Bayjoo (Mauritius), Saïd Raïs (Morocco), Ben Saint-Maxent (France) and Filip Van Dingenen (Belgium). The programme will also include a workshop led by Françoise Vergès and an exhibition of images and research material on the practice of South African photographer George Hallett whose work with African literature and graphic design is informing the theme of the 2020 biennale.

The Ifitry residency programme (Essaouira region) has also enabled to identify artists whose work echoes the theme of the biennale, among whom Hélène Jayet(France) and Khadija Tnana (Morocco). More artists will be named by the end of the 2019 residency season.

Finally, the selection will be completed by ongoing curatorial research and collaborations, with the confirmed participation of Yvon Ngassam (Cameroon), Oliver Ressler (Austria), and internationally-acclaimed artists still to be named.

Placed under the artistic direction of art historian and curator Christine Eyene, the 5th International Biennale of Casablanca is entitled The Words Create Images, a theme inspired by the thinking of South African photographer George Hallett on the link between literature and image-making processes. It also refers to an observation by Algerian-born French philosopher Jacques Derrida in his seminar Trace and archive, image and art (2002), on the idea of ​​words acting as images beyond their discursive properties. Reflecting upon the word كلمة (kalima or word in Arabic), the biennale will also propose to revisit the history of the eponymous Moroccan feminist magazine from the late 1980s, to explore the notion of discursive spaces, and how location and time inform, expand, or limit room for expression. 

The curatorial research and incubation programme developed by Eyene in preparation for the biennale’s fifth edition is supported by Making Histories Visible (University of Central Lancashire).

International Biennale of Casablanca website

Image: Amira Hanafi, Vocabulary Box, 2014. Mixed media. Courtesy the artist

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“L’OEIL DU LÉZARD” Presents Kelly Sinnapah Mary

“L’OEIL DU LÉZARD” Presents Kelly Sinnapah Mary

Source: Repeating Islands “L’OEIL DU LÉZARD” Presents Kelly Sinnapah Mary

Source: Repeating Islands

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Notebook of No Return by Kelly Sinnapah Mary (2017)

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Sexypink - Another year of fully gorging on everything Art. So many shows and projects, passings and beginnings. Happy 2024 to all....here is a look back of some of the highlights and challenges of the year.

Sybil Atteck continues

Mario Lewis Part I and II Forest Notebooks

Shadow Show @ A Space inna Space - The Frame Shop

Jamaican Artist Catrina Coombs

Marinna Shareef's mind benders

Deltex Artshop owner and legend in her own right Christine Millar passes away

Dr Bonaventure gave us wisdom and then some

Guadeloupan Kelly Sinnapah Mary

Art Swap @ Central Bank of Trinidad and Tobago

Guy Beckles Kinetic Collaborations with 24 Contemporary Artists

Barbadian Scottish Alberta Whittle causes controversy

Adele Todd shows in Seattle

Sheena Rose sells to GOAT Venus Williams

Sarah Knights paints THE KING

Jamaican Stephen Schmid shows teeth

Sharon Camille Harding ~ Rest in Peace

Coretta and Martin's sculpture causes awe and confusion

Leroy Calliste (The Black Stalin) dies.