“From Here” features a prominent full-scale exhibition of photography by Virgin Islands photographer Sycroix (Sharimar Cruz). The opening reception will be held on Oct. 6.
The “Freedom” Exhibit opened in the upstairs gallery at the Caribbean Museum Center for the Arts on Aug. 5 to an enthusiastic crowd of art lovers. The group of artists exhibiting are mostly women, with the youngest member, a 15-year-old young man, and three short-film production teams. The collective energies of the participating artists produced a show that will have its last viewing when the doors open Saturday at 9 a.m.
81 will present “Out There And In Here” - The Mute Poetry and Inner Landscapes of Amelie Mancini. The exhibition opening party will be held from 5 p.m. to midnight, Saturday, July 22, at the gallery..
On Satuday, Seven Minus Seven gallery will host an exhibition of paintings by St. Thomas artist Steve Counselman. The show is called Slow Divine Parade, and is a series of oil-on-wood paintings. The series commemorates the houseless population of St. Thomas, and the exhibition is also a fundraiser for the gallery's Clean and Clear mission to help the houseless.
Coming up at the sevenminusseven alternative art gallery is ICHI-GO ICHI-E. This fine art exhibit brings together six photographers from around the world: River Huston from Los Angeles, California; Kody Zenger of St Thomas; Clay Jones of St Thomas; Nura Qureshi from Berlin, Germany; Zack Schultebrant of St Thomas; and Debora Giammarco from New York City.
Mango Tango Art Gallery unveils the dynamic Jess Rosenberg show Saturday, April 29 from 5:30-8:30 p.m. "The Elements: Earth, Wind, Fire and Water Exhibition" presents new sculptural works in ceramics or glass or both.
Cane Roots Art Gallery in downtown Christiansted opened a Crucian Christmas Festival exhibit on Dec.13. Gallerist Sonia Deane curated colorful paintings, drawings, and costumes by local artists that can be viewed during the holiday season through Jan 4.
There’s a spirit in the paintings of Augustin Holder, a hat-wearing shadow figure, all in black except for a white collar peaking out. It’s an image at odds with the artist’s otherwise colorful abstractions. Imposing as the form may be, it’s not malevolent.
81C is honored to announce the launch of “META” - A collective exhibition of fine art.
There will be an opening reception for the show at 81C on Saturday, Oct. 29,
This exhibition opening commemorates 81C’s new artist support program endeavor, based in the Pissarro House on Main Street, which is the birthplace of impressionist influencer and artistic pioneer Camille Pissarro.
81C announces the launch of 81C Studio, an artist support program operating in the famed Pissarro House on Main Street in downtown Charlotte Amalie. The property is the birthplace of renowned impressionist painter and artistic pioneer Camille Pissarro.
Friday, June 3, the "En nuestra piel Cuir: Cuba y Puerto Rico" exhibit opened at the Caribbean Museum for the Arts showcasing a selection of photographs taken over a period of 10 years by celebrated photographer Byron Motley.
Pefung is a Cameroonian-born, Brooklyn-based visual artist who showcases original art and ideas inspired by the history of hip hop and the rich culture of Africa.
Mango Tango Art Gallery will unveil the All-Star Exhibition at an opening event from 5:30-8:30 p.m., Friday, April 29. The show will include stellar current and vintage works of 23 artists, including four who have died.
81C will host a single day fashion pop-up for Virgin Islands-centric fashion house Items of Revelry and its designers, Tynnetta McIntosh and Mat Probasco, from 5-10 p.m., Wednesday, April 27,
Bajo El Sol Gallery in Cruz Bay will host a viewing of the documentary film "Reflections" and a pop-up exhibition entitled "Foundations" by Janet-Cook Rutnik on Saturday, April 9. The exhibition reception opens at 5 p.m. and the film screening starts at 6 p.m.
Lucien Downes and the Caribbean Museum Center for the Arts present New Blood: The Final Chapter at the Strand St. upstairs gallery in downtown Frederiksted on Saturday, Apr. 2.
“Youth Art Month” opens at CHANT in historic downtown Frederiksted Saturday, March 19, 5 p.m. to 8 p.m., and will continue through April 16. The annual event occurs nationwide. Locally it captures and displays the artistry of the U.S. Virgin Islands youth in several genres.