Month: January 2013

In “Saltwater Healing,” the latest book being launched next month by local independent fine press, Poinciana Paper Press, Bahamian poet Angelique V. Nixon finds the path to healing and empowerment lies in both language and image.

Chantal Bethel has developed a reputation for painting and creating from her soul. She is impassioned to express whatever moves her. Thus her art works carry a certain ineffable emotion.
This collection, In the Spirit, which will be exhibited at Hillside House Gallery in February 2013, addresses the surprising and very Bahamian theme of flamingos.

Dede Brown and Dylan Rapillard have expanded into a new studio space at Popopstudios. They still have their original space but have now additionally taken the large studio behind the Elephant door.

When one thinks about ideas and perception, one may consider variety and then development. This exhibition, Conceptual Movement, featuring the work of Popopstudios Junior artists-in-residence Yutavia George and Christina Darville challenges the viewer to be reflective of the common traditional view of Bahamian art.

A small frightened puppy was discovered on the street outside Popopstudios. She is a beautiful sweet-natured little creature with short shiny black fur. Other than being far too thin she looks to be in very good shape.

We are looking for a secure, loving home for her. If you would like to adopt this little animal into your family please contact Hilary at 322-7834.

Sketch 24 is happening again. This year in two locations! We’re calling for artists to participate.

Monday, January 21, 2013 at Popopstudios
Toby Lunn and John Cox talk about where they’ve been, where they’re going…