Arts articles
Smash hit comedy, SHE WANT A MAN!!. After a successful tour of Birmingham the play is back on the stage where it was born the Broadway theatre for one last special performance. Filled with the pulsating rhythm and dance’s of the streets of down town Kingston with the contrast of the rich wealthy suburbs of […]
Visual Arts -Image-in Self (migration) runs throughout Black History Month to explore what we reveal and conceal in our bodies, sometimes unbeknownst to ourselves. The body is one of a myriad of means of inscribing culture. And of the millions of ways to inscribe culture, be it music, language or government, the body harbours the […]
Reggae Kinda Sweet – Photographs by Pogus Caesar Black History Month Launch at The Trinity Centre In association with OOM Gallery Archive From Burning Spear in 1985 to Big Youth in 2011, this unique exhibition ‘Reggae Kinda Sweet’ documents how Reggae music in it’s tributaries of sound, has changed and renewed itself over the decades. […]
V&A Contemporary Caribbean Art and Design Events Discover the V&A’s Contemporary Caribbean Art and Design working group, enjoy films, a shebeen and take a tour of Caribbean objects. SPECIAL EVENT: Discover the best in Jamaican, Trinidad and Tobago culture and literature with Margaret Busby and Michael Le Rose, as they explore cultural activism in the […]
JA Story The Musical the critically acclaimed musical that’s been inspired by Jamaica’s rich history and culture, beginning when Christopher Columbus first set foot on the tropical paradise island! Inspired by Jamaica’s history, this musical depicts how this beloved country has influenced the world with arts, culture, entertainment, sports and much more! The list of […]