JCDC calls for entries in 2010 National Visual Arts Contest
For the National Visual Arts Competition and Exhibition 2010 entries are now being accepted until May 14Continue Reading
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For the National Visual Arts Competition and Exhibition 2010 entries are now being accepted until May 14Continue Reading
The fifth in the series of Young Talent exhibitions (2010 edition) which was inaugurated in 1985 feature the work of Marvin Bartley among othersContinue Reading
This exhibition of major paintings and sculptures by Mallica Continue Reading
The Edna Manley Foundation (EMF) joins forces with local art galleries, to host a fundraising art auction and sale for the Haitian artistic community. Continue Reading
National Gallery of Jamaica (NGJ) is in deep regrets on artist and graphic designer Marlene Lewis Weinberger on March 6, 2010. Continue Reading
Today, the legacy of the Irish is evident in the naming of places such as Irish Town, Dublin Castle, Irish Pen, Sligoville, Kildare, Leinstar Road and Belfast.Continue Reading
Chinese migrants came to Jamaica as indentured workers, and, later established themselves mostly as bakers, shopkeepers, and restauranteurs.Continue Reading
The Taino, no longer in existence, left their legacy – having given the island the name Xaymaca, which to them meant “land of wood and water”.Continue Reading
As typical Reggae Ambassadors, already igniting many, the Third World Band moved to sold-out crowds in St. Thomas and British Virgin Islands on March 26 and 27.Continue Reading
The OAaSIS International Foundation yesterday confirmed commitment to a assist with a new library for Sargeantville, Edward Piece community, St Catherine. Continue Reading

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