Artist Profile: John Henry

John Henry born Grenadian, presently resides in Westerhall, St. Davids initially developed a interest in arts and design at the age of 13. Then after pursued it during Secondary and tertiary level education. In 2014 took the first step as a artist by joining the Art and Soul Gallery. After which participated in the uprisingContinueContinue reading “Artist Profile: John Henry”

Grenada Arts Council New Executive Body

Grenada Arts Council, founded in 1964 as a volunteer organisation for the promotion, development, and education of our visual artists, has recently taken on a new executive body, conferred by the previous executive body. Led by Asher Mains, artist and educator, Grenada Arts Council will be looking for new ways to re-energize the creative environmentContinueContinue reading “Grenada Arts Council New Executive Body”

What should I do with my creative child?

Originally posted here: https://www.artsy.net/article/artsy-editorial-teach-art-kids-mark-rothko How to Teach Art to Kids, According to Mark Rothko By Sarah Gottesman Jan 15, 2018 8:00 am Photo by Jeffrey Greenberg/UIG via Getty Images. If you’ve ever seen Mark Rothko’s paintings—large canvases filled with fields of atmospheric color—and thought, “a child could do this,” you’ve paid the Abstract Expressionist aContinueContinue reading “What should I do with my creative child?”

What comes after being able to draw well?

I have seen a lot of talented young artists, mainly students, who have spent time learning how to draw well with graphite or charcoal on paper. This is a great discipline and good starting point for other avenues in art! Here are a few ways you can take your drawings to the next level. ExperimentContinueContinue reading “What comes after being able to draw well?”