#sexypink/shows at UWI Trinidad and Tobago

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Sexypink - Department of Creative and Festival Arts - The University of the West Indies - We feature selected works of the graduating Certificate Class 2023. They include Chika Timothy, Jamie-Nicole Hee Chung, Shaneka Fletchman, Daniella Coelho and Shireen Ragoobir. The Curators for this show are lecturers Michelle Boyd, Rachel Rochford and Nelshan Phillips.We look forward to seeing you.

Photography by Jal Khan (C)2023

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Sexypink - The UWI Visual Arts Unit has partnered with two venues to host an exhibition of art and design works by students in their final year of the Visual Arts Degree programme. 

The show will be open to the public at both the Art Society of Trinidad and Tobago (ASTT), and Medulla Art Gallery, from April 29 to May 6.

This is the first in-person exhibition by the Visual Arts Unit since the onset of the pandemic. With this in mind, the show is titled “LIVE.” Audiences can enjoy direct interaction with creative works at both venues. The word “live” also suggests that the art and design on display address current, pressing issues in society.

Viewers can expect a range of art forms, from painting and sculpture to video and sound installation.

Art Society of Trinidad and Tobago (ASTT)3-7 St Vincent Ave, Federation Park, POSMon-Sun, 12 noon-6pm

Medulla Art Gallery37 Fitt Street, Woodbrook, POS

Mon-Fri 10am-6pm, Sat 11am-2pm

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Sexypink - 2023 UWI Certificate Exhibition. 

Works by Jamie-Nicole Hee Chung and Shireen Ragoobir. 

The Curators for this show are lecturers Michelle Boyd, Rachel Rochford and Nelshan Phillips.

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Sexypink - The latest work of Painter Kenderson Noray.

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Sexypink - Look out for traditional mas at its best.

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The Faculty of Humanities and Education, at the UWI St. Augustine Campus, is pleased to host the art exhibition “A Whole History Still.” 

The event commemorates Trinidad and Tobago’s 60th anniversary of independence. 

Featuring work by 14 artists, the exhibition asks: How much do we know about ourselves? The show’s title, taken from an essay by Trinidadian intellectual Lloyd Best, suggests we still have work to do in assessing and making sense of who we are. There is a whole history still, a broader picture for us to see and understand. “A Whole History Still” emphasizes the ongoing work of knowing ourselves—a people who are part of a story that reaches a long way back, and projects into the future.“A Whole History Still” opens at the Rotunda Gallery, The Red House, Port of Spain, on Monday November 7, and runs for two weeks, until Friday November 18.9am to 5pm, Monday to Friday10am to 6pm, Saturday November 12

FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC

Participating Artists:James Armstrong, Vera Baney, Edward Bowen, LeRoy Clarke, Christopher Cozier, Kenwyn Crichlow, Che Lovelace, Cynthia McLean, Wendy Nanan, Maria Nunes, Shawn Peters, Shalini Seereeram, Salisha Stanley, Audley Sue Wing

Image: “The Dreamer” 2021, by Salisha Stanley. Courtesy the artist.