We are open in Dubai! Grenada Pavilion at Expo2020
The fortitude to keep going and resilience to adapt seems to be encoded in our DNA.
The fortitude to keep going and resilience to adapt seems to be encoded in our DNA.
Susan Main Gallery is the official curator of the presentation of visual art at the Grenada Pavilion at Expo 2020 in Dubai.. We know its already 2021, we are not confused. (more than usual anyway). Opening will be Oct 1, 2021 and will continue through March of 2022. Take a look at the video with…
Group show of large scale work at Susan Mains Gallery
The doors will open 27th October, 5.30 pm at Susan Mains Gallery. A relatively young annual art exhibit, the Grenada Contemporary, hosted at Susan Mains Gallery has been growing rapidly; this year showing the work of 30 artists from 11 countries. In the exhibit’s inaugural year, 2014, 8 artists work were shown and since then,…
Open call for artists to participate in Grenada Contemporary 2017.
Join Susan and Rene for the opening of this truly intriguing exhibition. Susan shows the paintings from the very start of her “Restoration Series”, never before seen in Grenada Added are the paintings and photography of Especias Raras (Rare Spice) that made their debut in Medellin, Colombia. Rene’s sculptures are elegant. Light and form take…
Here it is– click link to read a little about each artist! http://issuu.com/susanmains/docs/the_bridge_grenada_contemporary_3b?e=3641090/40239304 Manfred Kielnhofer “Guardian of Time”
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…
Grenada Contemporary 2016— Art Exhibition Open call for artist participation. In its third edition, the Contemporary Grenada Art Exhibition aims to continue exposing the contemporary work being done in Grenada to local and international audiences by focusing on themes that are relevant not only to our context, but also the international contemporary art arena. Grenada is…
If its nice, do it twice! Actually this is the third time. Multiples. Art and Chocolate. Paintings, Sculpture, Video–Grenada’s artists using all of the creative force to express this powerful component of our culture. Don’t Miss it! Tuesday, 17th May 5:30 pm at Susan Mains Gallery at Spiceland Mall. See you there with smiles!…
The Susan Mains Gallery at Spiceland Mall pulsed with Energy last Thursday evening as the exhibition of Grenada Contemporary 2015 was opened to the public. The work of the thirteen artists was found to be intriguing by the young, engaged minds of the many who came out to show support. The call to participate that…
Artists: Christina Cornier, Oliver Benoit, Asher Mains, Andrea McCloud, Malaika Brooks-Smith-Lowe, Suelin Low Chew Tung, Jason Cambell, Frederika Adam, Tony LaHee, Rene Froehlich, Targhyl Thomas, John Henry Thursday, 10th December, 5:30 pm Susan Mains Gallery at Spiceland Mall
Contemporary Grenada 2015 Open call for artist participation. The Contemporary Grenada Art Exhibition in September of 2014 was a historic moment in the lives of Grenadian artists; two curators from Cuba assessed the work, and had interviews with the participating artists. Several opportunities arose from this exhibition in 2015, including the Grenada National Pavilion at…
Christina Cornier writes about her experience participating at the Art exhibition of the Grenada Chocolate Festival. My husband and I moved to Grenada, West Indies at the beginning of the year for him to attend medical school at St. George’s University. As the significant other of a medical student I was on my…
Richard Jack was born in Harare, Zimbabwe, 1949. He began his career as an artist in 1976 in South Africa, painting and sculpting and exhibiting in Johannesburg and Durban. He returned to newly independent Zimbabwe in 1981 and then began working with wood, stone and steel. Due to the political unrest and economic uncertainty, in…