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Marcia Jameson, Tien Jameson, Renée Davis: No Boundaries
drawings, paintings, sculpture
These three artists and close friends regularly encourage each other to push the boundaries of their work. With a great diversity in training, age, ethnicity, medium and approach, the work of these three might be extremely disparate – but there are threads of theme, color and cultural influence that run through the work of the group and create a narrative.
28 July through 12 August
2006
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Adrienne Brown: inconspicuous
drawings and paintings
Ms. Brown is a young self-taught artist whose graphic, large canvases of expressive portraits and graffiti-inspired graphic artwork have caused a buzz at the previous three Good Hope Fine Art exhibitions.
24 June through 15 July
2006
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Luca Gasperi : Natural Law
sketches, studies, paintings and prints
Gasperi showed his working studies for the SEA commemorative paintings, and new original paintings that focus on environmental issues on St. Croix. The new 20th anniversary watercolor was unveiled, with high quality giclée prints available in a limited edition of 50.
3 April through 15 April
2006
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African Cabinet: Godfried Donkor, Victor Odoi
performance art, paintings
Two acclaimed artists from West Africa, curated by Ghana's Widdup Coubagy, Curator of the Ghanaian National Theater Gallery. Odoi shows impressionistic paintings of African markets and daily life, and Donkor recreates Victorian-age pageantry through performance art and a series of collage works that explore images of slavery.
3 March through 24 March
2006
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Mark W. Mulherrin: Scene and Unseen
new mixed media paintings
Most of the paintings depict the land or the sea while figures appear and disappear. The canvases used to make these pictures were foraged by the painter, a former St. Croix resident, from the studio of the psychiatric hospital were he teaches visual art. Using the unfinished canvases as an inspiration, he painted on them, leaving only a trace of what was underneath, yet thoroughly interacting with what had been there. The result is a magical combination of accident and intention, a dialogue between strangers across time.
30 July through 13 August
2005
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Tayo Quaye:
Dancing Masquerade
lineoleum block prints
Nigerian printmaker shows a range of works spanning over 30 years. These oversize lineoleum prints on rice parchment tend toward heavy symbolism, and the artist will be visiting St. Croix to answer questions about his works. His
works are in the collections of the University of London's SOSA and the
Smithsonian Institution.
30July through 13 August
2005
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Mike Walsh & Jimena
Correa:
Metalmorphosis
sculpture, drawings, etchings and prints
Small-scale sculptures and drawings from Mike Walsh, and etchings, prints and printing plates from Brazilian artist Jimena Correa, at Correa Studios, 5 Company Street, Christiansted.
6 through 13 August 2005
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La Vaughn Belle:
Entre mi casa y tu casa
video installations and objects
The show is comprised of drawings, objects and videos inspired by Belle’s four-year investigation in Cuba on the relationship between art and daily life. One of the videos depicts people watching a state sponsored soap opera. Belle was inspired by the experience of walking through the Buena Vista neighborhood during the popular broadcast and being able to listen to the program as she walked.
26 August through 10 September
2005
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Jonathan Edwards & Kathy Bennett: Intuitive
Art
paintings, furniture, sculpture
St. Croix residents Jonathan Edwards and Kathy Bennett are more well known as a musician and bookseller, respectively, but together they are holding a debut exhibition of their creative visual artwork. Bennett will be exhibiting oil paintings, and Edwards will be showing paintings as well as whimsical furnishings and sculpture.
21 through 23 April 2005
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Toni Lance: Deep Into The Wing
paintings, video
Lance continues to explore themes of personal significance in this exhibition of ever more experimental watercolors, that includes some of her first largescale oil paintings.
18 March through 2 April 2005
artist talk 1 April 2005
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The Art of Moko Jumbie: A collaborative multimedia
Crucian art exhibit
Over 40 local artists participated in celebrating the theme of the Moko Jumbie, curated by Willard S. John. Featured performances by Guardians of Culture Moko Jumbies.
26 February through 12 March 2005
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Luca Gasperi: Three Trees
new watercolors
This show departed from Gasperi's usual images of St. Croix with sojourns in Bermuda and Italy, where the artist has spent extended periods with family and friends. Most of Luca's work aligns with his passion for agriculture instead of focusing on postcard sights, and many of the paintings in this collection depict subtle differences and surprising similarities in farm and wildland areas as seen by a farmer abroad.
22 January through 5 February 2005
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Wayne James: Mahogany Auction
Furniture auction included many antique mahogany pieces. Catalog available.
10 January through 16 January 2005
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Carlyle Chaudruc: Explorations
watercolors
Newcomer Chaudruc shows paintings inspired by her travels to Asia and Africa, and the anticipation of her move to St. Croix from New York City.
3 through 18 December 2004
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Mike Walsh: Sin Ropa (without clothes)
sculptures and drawings
Sin Ropa is Walsh’s first solo exhibition of sculptures and drawings, including a series of bronze sculpture pairs. His works have been shown throughout the Virgin Islands, and recently at the 5th Bienal at the Museo de Artes Moderno in Santo Domingo.
16 January through 13 February 2004
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Niarus Benjamin: The Rock In My Head
oil paintings
Young local artist and art teacher Niarus (nee-ARE-us) Benjamin spent the spring of 2003 working in a new direction – painting portraits of salvation and light. Her new, large-scale oil paintings of rock formations on St. Croix’s north shore form the basis of her new show.
25 April through 10 May 2003
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Toni Lance: new works
watercolors
Lance takes her passion for birds into an exhibition of paintings that departs from her typical island subject matter and takes the viewer deep into the psyches of her charges: birds and beasts.
28 March through 13 April 2003
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Luca Gasperi: Late Afternoons
watercolors, acrylics on wood panel, scultural stone works
Luca's work is largely inspired by nature, and these works mainly depicts scenes or moods of the late afternoon sun and its effects on the hills, trees and people of St. Croix's south shore.
28 June through 13 July 2002
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