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Six local artists have created new works strategically installed as artistic interventions on the Barbados Trailway and incorporated into bus shelters in rural, underserved communities around the island. The artists whose works are being celebrated include Anna Gibson, who has provided artwork for the rain shelter; Dion Gibson and Anya Greaves who provided artwork for the benches on the Trailway. The bus
The launch of Fresh Milk/Healing Arts Initiative Public Art Projects will take place on April 29, 5:00-6:00pm, at The Carmichael/Trailway Crossing, St. George, Barbados. The six featured artists are Anna Gibson, Dion Gibson, Anya Greaves, Joshua Clarke, Versia Harris, and Amelia Rouse. The Fresh Milk Art Platform, Future Centre Trust, Environ Ltd (Adopt A Stop Barbados) and The Healing Arts Initiative in partnership with CULTURUNNERS as part of the World…
Many hands make light work and such was the case at Browne’s Beach when Republic Bank volunteers took part in the Future Centre Trust’s “Clean Up Barbados” initiative last weekend. Thirty-four Republic Bank volunteers, including family members of employees, came out to support the effort. From 6:30 a.m. to 8:30 a.m. the team cleaned the beachfront on Bay Street, covering the
As we continue to celebrate women this month, the National Cultural Foundation is highlighting the journey and work of artist and designer Ayissa Burnett in this two-part feature. Next, we will feature her daughter Shanika Burnett, who is also an artist and designer. Talented artist and designer Ayissa Burnett’s face lights up as she speaks about her business. She is the textile
The Nation Publishing Company partnered with the Future Centre Trust this morning in the annual Clean Up Barbados exercise. It was part of the company’s Greening Initiatives campaign and saw 40 staff members exchange their Nation-branded uniforms for green branded shirts and the tools of their job for gloves, rakes and wheelbarrows as they tackled an illegal dumpsite at Jackson, St Michael. They were joined by students and tutors from …