Paul H. Williams Sunday Gleaner Writer “AS WE celebrate the mounting of this exhibition, I am pleased to announce that with the support of key players in the Ministry of Culture, Gender, Entertainment and Sport and the African Caribbean Institute.
Revivalism is a folk religion in Jamaica that evolved from the Great Revival of the early 1860s as a syncretism of African spirituality and European religiosity. It is replete with symbolism, which is significantly misunderstood by even some.
Journeying Revival Iconography is the name of an exhibition now on at the African Caribbean Institute of Jamaica/Jamaica Memory Bank, a division of the Institute of Jamaica, and situated at Kingston Mall, 12 Ocean Boulevard. On show are the iconic.
ON FRIDAY, December 15, ‘Journeying Revival Iconography’, an exhibition at the African Caribbean Institute of Jamaica/Jamaica Memory Bank (ACIJ/JMB), a division of the Institute of Jamaica, was declared open by Jo-Anne Archibald, principal director.