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Catapult: Stay at Home Residency Issues 1 Vol 3

Catapult: Stay at Home Residency Issues 1 Vol 3
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Kingston Creative Transforms Kingston Jamaica’s Business District with Murals

Kingston Creative Transforms Kingston Jamaica’s Business District with Murals
The birthplace of Jamaica’s modern political movement and popular music, downtown Kingston was once the go-to location for Caribbean progressives. That was before crime and urban decay transformed it into a haven for undesirables and the homeless....

‘Keane’ eye on women’s issues

‘Keane’ eye on women’s issues
This article is part of a series presented by the Jamaica Observer highlighting the 10 murals which form an installation of public art along Water Lane in downtown Kingston. The initiative is part of the Paint the City project being curated by non-profit arts organisation Kingston...

Kingston Creative And The Creative Economy

Kingston Creative And The Creative Economy
Creative economies include a broad set of activities that are both cultural and or based on substantial artistic and creative content. Currently, creative economies are a part of the most dynamic in the world.  The Caribbean region is well known for its cultural expression and creative products, bu...

Catapult: Stay at Home Residency Issues 2 Vol 4

Catapult: Stay at Home Residency Issues 2 Vol 4
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Catapult: Stay at Home Residency Issues 2 Vol 3

Catapult: Stay at Home Residency Issues 2 Vol 3
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CATAPULT Connects Artists Across 25 Caribbean countries

CATAPULT Connects Artists Across 25 Caribbean countries
Kingston Jamaica, December 10, 2020 - For the creatives who were a part of the US$320,000 CATAPULT Caribbean Arts Grant programme, the experience has proven to be a silver lining in what for many has been a bleak year. The emergency COVID-relief response launched by Kingston Creative and Fresh Milk, with financing through American Friends of Jamaica, had the Caribbean creative at the centre. CATAPULT has not only delivered a financial benefit but has also had the effect of increasing the visibility of the artists, created websites that improved their ability to earn online and deepened the connections between the creatives of the region, who are often neglected and overlooked...

Catapult: Stay at Home Residency Issues 3 Vol 1

Catapult: Stay at Home Residency Issues 3 Vol 1
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Catapult: Stay at Home Residency Issues 3 Vol 2

Catapult: Stay at Home Residency Issues 3 Vol 2
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Baker goes back to Africa | Jamaica Observer

Baker goes back to Africa | Jamaica Observer
This is the third in a 10-part series by the Jamaica Observer highlighting the murals which form an installation of public art along Water Lane in downtown Kingston. The initiative is part of the 'Paint the City' project being curated by local arts advocacy group Kingston Creative. ARTIST Charl Baker has always had a love affair with Africa. She was able to live out a lifelong dream of visiting the continent three years ago, spending a month in a number of countries including Kenya, where she spent time among the Masai people...

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