Bahamian Artists and Scholar Featured In ARC 6

By in News on November 16, 2012

Seven Bahamian artists are featured in the latest issue of the Caribbean contemporary art publication ARC Magazine.

An image from Blue Curry’s series “Like taking sand to the beach” graces the cover of the magazine’s 6th volume, accompanied by an essay written by Bahamian critic and educator Dr. Erica M. James.

James’ deconstruction of Curry’s work is described as “ARC’s most ambitious study to date”.

Also featured is the graduating work of College of the Bahamas students Steven Schmid, Christina Darville, Giovanna Swaby, Tyler Miller, Veronica Dorsett and Yutavia George in a portfolio coordinated by Bahamian educator and contemporary artist Heino Schmid.

“The 6th volume of ARC Magazine brings together a mélange of artists, scholars and writers in collaboration exploring and experimenting with formal and preconceived elements of beauty, alchemy, aesthetics, nationhood, independence and burdens of representations,” according to ARC editor-in-chief Holly Bynoe.

Featured artists and writers from Haiti, Guyana, Puerto Rico, Jamaica, Cuba, The Bahamas, Trinidad and Tobago, Guadeloupe, Martinique, Chile, France, St. Kitts and Nevis, Aruba, Suriname, The Netherlands, the United States and Australia, interrogate and expand on a variety of media, including photography, sculpture, painting, illustration, new media, drawing, performance and mixed media.

Issue 6 preview from ARC magazine on Vimeo.

Issue 6 also features the work of Audry Liseron-Monfils, Sasha Huber, Alfredo Jaar, Thierry Alet, Claude Cauquil, Ana Mendieta, Renee Cox, Albert Chong, Janine Antoni, Elia Alba, Michael Spears, Stacey Tyrell, Gabriel Ramos, Shastri Maharaj, Roshini Kempadoo, Wendy Nanan, JB Barret, Ryan Oduber, Manuel Mathieu, Patricia Kaersenhout, Olivia McGilchrist, Andy Robert, Laura Racey, Nancy Hoffmann, Cydne Coleby, Alyson Holder and Mickael Caruge.

ARC is available locally at Doongalik Studios, Village Road and Chapter One Bookstore, Oakes Field. And online at arcthemagazine.com.

The Nassau Guardian
Published: Tuesday, November 6, 2012

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