eNEWS: FEBRUARY 2024

WHERE THE JOURNEY BEGINS - MELTING BICYCLE 71X59INS, 180X150CM, OIL ON LINEN 2017

FRAGMENTS OF TIME III

SOLO EXHIBITION

ARTIST STATEMENT - Bryan McFarlane

I paint with a vision that the visual arts must remain independent. This bodv of work Fragments of Time III, was completed through the inspiration and support of numerous forebears such as AD Scott, Barrington Watson, Osmond Watson, Ralph Campbell - those who made possible a generation of younger artists coming into being.

Photo: Bryan McFarlane, Professor Emeritus of Painting and Drawing, University of Mass, Dartmouth.

Photo Credit: Cao Qian

A Story of

JAMAICAN ART

1990

The 1990s was a pivotal decade that saw exciting new trends in art. It was multi-dimensional and there was a sense of talent bursting at the seams. Young, upcoming artists searched to develop their personal style to emerge as the avant garde artists of the decade. Many were graduates of the Edna Manley College, while others were trained overseas. There was “a balance of internationalism and rootedness in Jamaican culture.”

Cover: Carol Crichton

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