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From the website of The Garden Museum: By Georgie Johnson, Horticultural Trainee. The piece celebrates aspects of the Museum's ongoing Frank Walter Exhibit. They had a good run, but thanks to our unheated greenhouse’s unconvincing impression of the Antiguan climate, this week we decided to de-install our display of plants inspired by the life and…
The Antiguan artist left behind 6,000 paintings and drawings, 600 sculptures, 2,000 photographs, and 50,000 pages of writings.
Sarah Johnson (The Guardian) writes, “Seed work was first practised by enslaved African women in Antigua and Barbuda. With few artisans left, efforts are under way to preserve it in a way that empowers younger generations.” For a little more than 50 years, Louise Edwards has been collecting tamarind seeds that grow wild on the Caribbean island…
Seed work was first practised by enslaved African women in Antigua and Barbuda. With few artisans left, efforts are under way to preserve it in a way that empowers younger generations
Immersive elements of the show re-create the personal paradise of one of Antigua’s most influential and enigmatic cultural figures