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Featuring new paintings by Barbadian artists Ras Akyem I Ramsay
and Ras Ishi Butcher.
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11/30 -
12/31/04 |
Ras Akyem & Ras
Ishi: The Odyssey Continues |
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10/7 –
10/10/04
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Art
Off The Main – The Show of Contemporary African, Caribbean, & Latin
American Art, The Puck Building, 295 Lafayette Street,
NY, NY
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Exhibited works by 15 artists from Barbados and one from Honduras.
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4/26 –
5/19/04
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The Female
Perspective: Artists in Barbados & The
Diaspora,
NYU/Consulate of Barbados, NYC, NY
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A celebration of Barbados’ National Heroes Day, featuring the art
of 8 women who are either natives of, emigrated from, or
immigrated to the island of Barbados.
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2/28
–3/14/03
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Selections From Barbadian Contemporary Art, Consulate of
Barbados, NYC, NY
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Contemporary paintings and sculpture by 12 Barbadian artists.
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6/21
–7/31/01
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Art
of the Diaspora: Barbados Emerges, Ethnicity , Columbus, OH
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Featuring Barbadian artists Ras Ishi Butcher and Arlette St. Hill.
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6/4 –6/25/00
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Figurative Art Today, Satta Gallery, Brooklyn, NY
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A contemporary look at Representational Drawing, Painting, and
Sculpture.
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2/4 –2/25/00
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Caribbeans In New York, Consulate of Barbados, 800 Second Avenue,
NY, NY
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An
exhibition of photographs celebrating Caribbean life in New York
City,
featuring Anthony Bonair, Wayne Clarke, Jamal Ince, Clyde Jones,
and Moira
Pernambuco.
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11/30
–12/4/99
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Barbadian Art At the OAS, OAS Headquarters Atrium, Washington,
DC
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Contemporary painting and sculpture by 7 Barbadian artists. |
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2/2 -
2/27/99
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The Cutting Edge: Artists in the African Diaspora, New Century
Artists
Gallery, 168 Mercer Street, NY, NY
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Contemporary painting, sculpture, and installation art, by 11
Diaspora artists
from: Barbados, Nigeria, Trinidad & Tobago, and the USA.
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11/29 -
12/5/98
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Contemporary Black Art, Satta Gallery, Brooklyn, NY
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Paintings, prints and sculpture by 12 African American and
Caribbean artists.
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8/09/98 -
8/23/98
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Alfred Weekes:In Person',
Brooklyn
Moon Café, Brooklyn, NY
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A selection of mixed-media wall sculptures by the pioneer
Barbadian wire-artist.
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2/11/98- 3/01/98
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From These Roots: A
Celebration of the Black Experience In America',
Broadway Community Gallery, 96th Street & Broadway, NY
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Multimedia art in a range of styles, by 11 African-American &
Caribbean Artists, celebrating Black History Month. Co-curated
with K. Yvonne Stafford & Dee Winfield
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09/20/97-10/05/97
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Color & Movement
Explored , BroadWay Community
Gallery, NYC, NY
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Multimedia art in a range of styles, by 10 members of the WestSide
Arts Coalition of NYC, all focusing on the elements of color and
movement.
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7/13/97 - 07/18/97
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Five Caribbean Artists,
Satta Gallery, Brooklyn, NY
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Multimedia art by 5 emerging talents from Barbados, Haiti, Puerto
Rico and Trinidad & Tobago
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05/17/97 - 8/15/97
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Visions Of The Future,
York College Gallery, Jamaica, NY
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An exhibition celebrating Jamaica Art Center's 25th Anniversary,
featured multimedia works by 5 emerging New York artists. CO-cu
rated with Thomasenia Myers
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01/22/97 - 2/28/97
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All Learning Is Not
Rote, Neighborhood
Housing Services of East Flatbush, Brooklyn, NY
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A celebration of Dr. Martin Luther King Day & Black History Month,
featuring paintings and sculptures by 14 African American and
Caribbean artists
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01/26/96 - 02/9/96
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Contemporary Images,
The Gallery at Ifetayo, Brooklyn, NY
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Featuring paintings, batik and copper relief by six Barbadian
artists.
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11/26/95 - 12/9/95
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Moods and Expressions
Afriworks Gallery, 2035 Fifth Ave., NY
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Featuring the impressionist paintings of Carlton Murrell
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10/29/95 - 1/11/95
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Body Parts, Afriworks Gallery, 2035 Fifth Ave., NY, NY
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Featuring the multimedia art of Aleathia Brown
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10/20/95- 1/10/95
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Rastafarian Visions, Barbados Consulate, 800 2nd Ave., NYC
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Featuring the influence of Rastafarianism on the paintings and
sculpture of seven Barbadian artists
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9/15/95 - 10/6/95
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Traditions, Barbados Consulate, 800 Second Ave., NY,
NY
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Representational painting and sculpture by five Barbadian artists
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05/21/95 - 6/03/95
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Religious and Secular
Paintings, Afriworks
Gallery, NYC
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The religious and secular works of Laura James
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02/01/95 -
2/28/95
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Contemporary Barbadian
Art, Natwest Bank, NYC
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A Black
History Month celebration featuring paintings and sculpture by ten
Barbadian artists
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12/7/94 -
12/21/94
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Icons and Sacred Images,
Front Room Gallery, Brooklyn, NY
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A selection
of religious paintings by Laura James, executed in the Ethiopian
iconic tradition
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12/01/94 -
2/29/94
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Art of the Diaspora:
Barbados Emerges, 479 Gallery,NYC
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Contemporary Barbadian painting and sculpture by ten of Barbados'
most accomplished and exciting artists
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12/01/93 -
2/17/93
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The Figurative Sculpture
of John Flavius and Alfred Weekes, B. T. A., 800 2nd Ave., NY, NY
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Barbados'
leading exponents of wire sculptor exhibited their two distinct
and unique styles.
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