Contributing artists: Kendal Hanna, John Cox, Heino Schmid, Duke Wells, Tessa Whitehead, Alex Timchula, Navarro Newton, Nowe Harris-Smith, Jodi Minnis, Lisa Wells, Jeffrey Meris and Jay Koment.
Detail of work by Sue Bennett-Williams and Jason Bennett
Popopstudios International Center for The Visual Arts celebrates Transforming Spaces with a massive exhibition, Open Studios and a Junkanoo Rushout.
Photo by Lisa Wells
Popop artists opened their studios to the public on December 11, 2015. In addition the main gallery, which has recently been restyled, featured a group exhibition. The exhibition is on display through February.
Photo by Lisa Wells
“The idea of Long Island being a prehistoric Lucayan metropolis intrigued me, as my grandparents are from there, and my grandmother especially has indigenous features. This was enough for me to consider the idea of Lucayans surviving the historic genocide,” Symonette explained.
Photo by Lisa Wells
Popopstudios is featuring an exhibition of Tessa Whitehead’s paintings from 2008 – 2013. The exhibition will be on display until mid-October. Please stop by and have a look. 11am-3pm Tuesday through Saturday or by appointment.
Photo by Lisa Wells
An exhibition of competitive play, creative dexterity and some seriously dope moves!
Photo by Lisa Wells
Pro Society’s theme for the 11th Annual Transforming Spaces Art Tour is “Figure it out!” In keeping with this theme the participants will create artwork by incorporating the human figure, either literally or abstractly.
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