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Be joyful in hope.
Be patient in affliction.
Be faithful in prayer.

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Romans 12:12

Taking a seat and enjoying the moment

Last full day to view the exhibition Visual Art Exhibition at the Gros Islet Resource Centre,
OPEN TODAY
Closes TOMORROW

This is a visual art exhibition set up in collaboration with The Government of Saint Lucia,

Thank you artists for your talent and creativity:

Derick Alexander
.alexander.98

Nicole Edgecombe


Jean Medrick
archer.poetry

Arnold Toulon


Peter Frevier


Keitha O’Brian


Tonia O’Brian


Junette Alexander


Jharoam Welz

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Further information contact
Buki R Cahane - Art Curator
+1 758 722 8303
www.mecurator.com
[email protected]
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Last full day to view the exhibition Visual Art Exhibition at the Gros Islet Resource Centre,
OPEN TODAY
Closes TOMORROW

This is a visual art exhibition set up in collaboration with The Government of Saint Lucia,

Thank you artists for your talent and creativity:

Derick Alexander
.alexander.98

Nicole Edgecombe


Jean Medrick
archer.poetry

Arnold Toulon


Peter Frevier


Keitha O’Brian


Tonia O’Brian


Junette Alexander


Jharoam Welz

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Further information contact
Buki R Cahane - Art Curator
+1 758 722 8303
www.mecurator.com
[email protected]
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A big thank you to the .slu & their mentor
for their visit to the Visual Art Exhibition - “The Role of Indigenous Women in the Preservation & Transmission Of Traditional Knowledge in the Americas”

Seeing how these young men reacted to .alexander.98 excellent depictions of the female n**e as well as his landscape pieces was amazing. They also spent the time creating their own art pieces and allowed their creative outlet to flow.

Artist Derick Alexander depiction of the female body is used as representation, with woman playing out the roles of both viewed object and viewing subject. His n**e acrylic paintings are against cultural ideals but yet the female shown are exercising a fearsome self-identity and worth.

This Visual Art Exhibition at the Gros Islet Resource Centre, Until 3pm Fri 19th Aug ‘22

This is a visual art exhibition set up in collaboration with The Government of Saint Lucia,

Thank you artists for your talent and creativity:

Derick Alexander .alexander.98

Nicole Edgecombe


Jean Medrick
archer.poetry

Arnold Toulon


Peter Frevier


Keitha O’Brian


Tonia O’Brian


Junette Alexander


Jharoam Welz

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Further information contact
Buki R Cahane - Art Curator
+1 758 722 8303
www.mecurator.com
[email protected]
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Visual Art Exhibition

“The Role of Indigenous Women:
Transmission Of Traditional Knowledge in the Americas”

Gros Islet Resource Centre
15th - 19th Aug / 9:00am - 6:00pm

This is a visual art exhibition set up in collaboration with The Government of Saint Lucia,

Thank you artists for your talent and creativity:

Derick Alexander .alexander.98

Nicole Edgecombe


Jean Medrick
archer.poetry

Arnold Toulon


Peter Frevier


Keitha O’Brian


Tonia


Junette Alexander


Jharoam Welz

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Further information contact
Buki R Cahane - Art Curator
+1 758 722 8303
www.mecurator.com
[email protected]
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📸: Zaimis Olmos Zaimis Olmos]
Medium (photography)
Caribbean island: Dominica 🇩🇲

Cleanup Operation - Aftermath of Hurricane Maria, 2017

Visual Art Exhibition From the Frontline to the Future: Uniting the Caribbean for Bold Climate Action
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7 Islands
Antigua 🇦🇬
BVI 🇦🇮
Dominica 🇩🇲
Grenada 🇬🇩
Saint Kitts 🇰🇳
Saint Lucia 🇱🇨
Saint Vincent 🇻🇨

12 Artist
.werth Zaimis Olmos] , Orin d’Auvergue, .a.r.t
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Further information contact
Buki R Cahane - Art Curator
+1 758 722 8303
www.mecurator.com
[email protected]

The Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States (OECS) and the Government of Saint Lucia successfully concluded the 2nd NDC Investment Forum – a three-day event at the in Saint Lucia.

This Forum brought together Government leaders, policy makers, partners and investors to advance and accelerate the implementation of Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) in the Eastern Caribbean region.

This forum included an exhibition on the impacts of climate change in the Caribbean, curated by Buki R Cahane.
The impacts of climate change includes not only rising temperatures, but extreme weather events, rising sea levels, shifting wildlife populations and habitats.

The visual art exhibition was supported by: Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH, Government of Saint Lucia, GGGI Pacific, Caribbean Development Bank, NDC Partnership, GET.invest, European Union, Global Green Growth Institute, Republic of China (Taiwan), Caribbean Development Bank, HM Government.

Featuring | 7 Caribbean Islands | 12 Artists | 22 Pieces

Antigua, BVI, Dominica, Grenada, Saint Kitts, Saint Lucia , Saint Vincent were represented through these exceptional artists .werth , Orin d’Auvergue, .a.r.t

From the Frontline to the Future: Uniting the Caribbean for Bold Climate Action

Visual Art Exhibition | 5-10 July | The Harbor Club, St Lucia

Art by Sadia Verneuil Miss Vee - Sadia Art] | Oil Pastel | ‘A Cry for Symbiosis’

Global climate change has already had observable effects on the environment. Climate change involves not only rising temperatures, but extreme weather events, rising sea levels, shifting wildlife populations and habitats.

This piece depicts the consequences of unhealthy human practices, which not only negatively impacts the natural environment, but also the living organisms that rely on the natural environment for it's existence. A bold change needs to happen now.

Visual Art Show, 7 Regions | 12 Artists /
| 22 Prints

Featuring .werth , Orin d’Auvergue, Miss Vee - Sadia Art]

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Further information contact
Buki R Cahane - Art Curator
+1 758 722 8303
www.mecurator.com
[email protected]