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Contemporary Caribbean Art — an unexpected rise. Grenadian artists Susan Mains and her son Asher Mains and a few artist friends took a trip to Italy in 2013 to see the Venice Biennale. It was a look see. Could Grenada possibly participate in this world famous art event. It was a dream—a day dream. Fast…
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Susan Mains’ Dancing Ladies Series has gotten quite a bit of attention. One has gone to London, another to Barbados, and one to St. Kitts. Not sure whether the 4th one danced off to, but she’s gone. At least four 2015 Regional Calendars will feature Susan’s paintings of the dancing. So happy to share the…
A Special art exhibit, hosting the Grenada Arts Council. GAC—Contemporary Art in Grenada In an unprecedented stride forward, The Grenada Arts Council has presented Contemporary Art in Grenada, a stellar exhibition. This special exhibition that is being hosted by Art and Soul Gallery at Spiceland Mall showcases a selection of works from Grenada’s mature…
To celebrate Mexico’s indpendence, Honorary Consul to Grenada Magdalena Fielden shared a collection of beautiful Mexican folk dresses. The paintings and sculpture of Grenada’s artists rounded out the show.
Join us on Monday 1st September at 5:30 pm to commemorate Mexico’s independence. Beautiful Mexican folk dresses on display, as well as paintings by our gallery Artists, Larry Catanzaro, Asher Mains, Susan Mains, and others. Some music, some libations, some fun! See you there! Friday Khalo, by Asher Mains
Recent cultural excursions to the small island of Carriacou, have resulted in big rewards. The big drum dance, which harkens back to African cultural traditions, has many variations of dance which accompany. Carriacou is a part of Grenada, as is Petit Martinique. Here are just a few of the recent paintings that have been inspired.…
