First look Friday Feb 2 5 pm. Spiceland Mall Grand Anse Grenada Out of one piece of plywood and some sticks. Jason is a transplant sailor to Grenada from Alaska. He is also an artist, and a maker. So he made this boat from one piece of plyboard and some sticks. Thats why he…
August is the traditional month when Grenadians who live abroad come home to visit. Considering that there are more Grenadians who live in the United States, Canada, and Europe than there are in our island, it is quite an overwhelming homecoming! Family reunions, School reunions, Carnival, Carriacou Regatta, Emancipation Celebrations, all compel travelers to…
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…
Oliver Benoit’s “Anima Externalised” Approaching Oliver Benoit’s solo show titled, “Anima Externalised”, viewers will see familiar elements of Benoit’s paintings but Grenada’s foremost abstractionist offers new and provoking material based on Grenada’s collective identity and heritage. “Anima” is a psychology term coined by Carl Jung that is an archetype of collective unconsciousness. The paintings, depicting…
Christina Cornier I am a painter of people and faces. I see color and pattern in flesh. I love the stories that can be told through someone’s expression, gesture, or gaze. Through my work I am exploring the concept of self. I am interested in how we self-identify and present ourselves and how we want…
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
Big Drum Dancer, Susan Mains 46″ x 46″ Oil on Canvas, 2014
The ultimate of art adventures, the Venice Biennale has for 155 years been the premier art exhibition in the world. Grenada’s artists have not yet had the privilege of representing their country in art at this prestigious event, nonetheless, a contingent of Grenada’s leading artists found their way to Italy to be inspired by the…
Susan Mains Gallery 