Why the OAaSIS? Anthea McGibbon responds…
2010-11-24
This I believe is one way Jamaica can become more economically viable, and in the end present less strain on other countries.Continue Reading
Wayne Chen describes Barrington Watson as relevant historian
2010-11-23
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In: Art exhibition
“Barrington Watson is the greatest draftsman that we (Jamaica) have ever produced”… “our greatest realist”. “His mission – to chronicle our nations”Continue Reading
An artist’s checklist for an exhibition
2010-11-06
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In: Special FYI News
A checklist for an art exhibition is very important even if you are a professional event planner.Continue Reading
Racquel Brown’s ‘Deadly Instincts’ refreshing
2010-11-05
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I was about to quietly surrender to the Continue Reading
Myth revealed on slavery
2010-11-04
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In: General category
Michael Conally unveils Race Myth No. 10: the enslavement of black people (slavery) ended because white men abolished itContinue Reading
Anthea McGibbon lodged on Jamaicans.com site
2010-11-01
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As a journalist, and with her writer lovers team, she features The Arts, Religion and Law. Culturally Yours is a blog where she gets raw on JamaicaContinue Reading
Jamaican publisher speaks on book life
2010-10-31
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In: Jamaican books
WHY, after 500 years are we so afraid to accommodate even the thought of having the book as we know it, replaced by some other method of accessing information?Continue Reading
Listings: Jamaica art, craft and trade
2010-10-31
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In: Advertorial
Should you ever want a piece of Jamaica – art, souvenir. Several shops, artists across the island of Jah-Mek-Yah have art works by Jamaicans just for you.Continue Reading
No kidding! A love letter to a camera?
2010-10-30
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In: Special FYI News
Yes, Canon S95, I think you and I have a long, happy future ahead of us. Heck, you may remain state-of-the-art for several months at least!
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Lawsuit financing and litigation support services in Jamaica
2010-10-29
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Mrs. Yaneek Page says justice is placed within the reach and realm of Jamaicans who need and deserve it, but over the years have been unable to afford itContinue Reading
