Joiri Minaya, Container #6, Archival pigment print on Epson Legacy photography paper, 2020. Presented by Sour Grass.
GALLERIES PRESENTED IN 2023
Black Pony Gallery
Black Pony Gallery was founded in 2019 by Lisa Howie. It exists exclusively online representing 13 contemporary artists from the Atlantic World including the islands of the Azores, Bermuda, The Bahamas, Cayman, and Cuba. The artwork in the gallery forms a collection, a whole body of work, telling its own story of the Atlantic World. Presenting its own characters, determined by its own setting, its own tensions and triumphs.
Calabar Gallery
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HubCulture
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LES ÎLES
LES ÎLES (The Islands, in English), a social enterprise created to advance the reach and profitability of artists from the Caribbean and the Caribbean diaspora. We are pleased to offer works representing West African, East Indian and European influence on Caribbean culture.
Next Door Creative
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Olympia Gallery
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Readytex Art Gallery
With its third participation in the Atlantic World Art Fair, Readytex Art Gallery returns with “Patterns of Power: meditations on spirituality, politics, and multiculturalism”—an expansive group of paintings and sculptures by fifteen of Suriname’s most prolific artists.
Suzie Wong Presents
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GALLERIES PRESENTED IN 2022
Black Pony Gallery
Black Pony Gallery was founded in 2019 by Lisa Howie. It exists exclusively online representing 13 contemporary artists from the Atlantic World including the islands of the Azores, Bermuda, The Bahamas, Cayman, and Cuba. The artwork in the gallery forms a collection, a whole body of work, telling its own story of the Atlantic World. Presenting its own characters, determined by its own setting, its own tensions and triumphs.
Galerie Monnin
Proud owner of an extensive art collection and 65 years of stories to share, Galerie Monnin’s mission is to provide a knowledgeable image of creators living in Haiti today. As the third generation from a family of gallerists that opened the Galerie Monnin to the public in Haïti in 1956, Gaël Monnin is now the executive director and curator. The gallery strives to be on the cutting edge of the artistic and cultural development of Haiti; and this despite all the socio-political turmoil, the misadventures and the ups and downs of this singular little country of fiercely individual creators.
espace d’art contemporain 14N 61W
espace d’art contemporain 14N 61W established as a gallery in Fort de France on the island of Martinique in 2013. Since the gallery’s program and activities have been about research and reflection at the avant-garde, applied to the authenticity and truthfulness of the works and their authors, as well as critically engaged projection and reflection in contemporary art, its makers and supporters in the Caribbean and beyond. espace d’art contemporain 14N 61W is an opportunity to contribute to a unique new platform…
Gallery Alma Blou
Gallery Alma Blou is the oldest and largest gallery on the island of Curaçao, Dutch Caribbean.
Lusette Verboom has been running the gallery for 25 years and has built a trustworthy relationship with the most well-known artists on the island. Curaçao is a melting pot of the different cultures of the Caribbean. Being part of the Dutch Kingdom and having owned the largest oil refinery in the world during the Second World War, people of the whole Caribbean have found their way to the island. The art found on the island is a reflection of its diverse and vibrant population. Gallery Alma Blou represents a wide range of artists, both local and from other parts of the Caribbean.
Gallery OCA
Founded in 2020 by British-Jamaican Sherece Rainford, Gallery OCA is a gallery and movement committed to supporting, promoting and showcasing the work of artists of Caribbean heritage. The gallery’s mission is to challenge the lack of representation in the art world, preserve the historic legacy of the islands and commercially empower the sector. The gallery’s inaugural exhibition Corporeality: Anthony Daley was held at Cromwell Place, London, UK in December 2021.
Olympia Gallery
The Olympia Gallery, located in Jamaica’s capital city Kingston, is the largest commercial art gallery in the island showcasing diverse works by contemporary and emerging Jamaican artists. Built in the 1970’s the Gallery is an expansive 2-storey octagonal exhibition space topped by murals painted by Jamaican forerunners. This historic gallery is complemented by a unique creative complex incorporating the OMG (Olympia Mini Gallery), the Art Center for framing and art supplies and a sculpture garden.
Readytex Art Gallery
Readytex Art Gallery believes in the strength and potential of Surinamese artists. We are deeply committed to their success. In the 28 years of our existence, we have sculpted our own strategic long-term trajectory, which resulted in the overall advancement of the Surinamese art industry. We support and represent emerging, mid-career and advanced visual artists who are ambitious and dedicated to their artistic vision. Collectively we introduce global art collectors and art lovers to the engaging creative productions of a talented …
Suzie Wong Presents
Suzie Wong Presents is a Jamaica based online platform prioritising the presence and work of emerging contemporary visual artists of the Global Caribbean by way of online exhibitions, art fair participation and collaborative international projects. Non-representational and exhibition/project based, the Suzie Wong’s mission is to champion emerging and mid career and established artists in the region and its Diaspora by way of increased visibility, market cultivation and knowledge …
TERN Gallery
TERN was founded in 2020 by Amanda Coulson and Lauren Perez with Jodi Minnis.
TERN is a contemporary art gallery and art consultancy business with a focus on emerging and mid-career artists from The Bahamas and the wider Caribbean.
As a contemporary art gallery, our core mission is cultural exchange and international dialogue. To fulfill this, TERN plans to engage and to service audiences beyond The Bahamas. TERN strives to provide greater exposure for significant art within the region and to engage in conceptual narratives and relevant conversations in contemporary art.
Y Art Gallery
Y Art Gallery, located in Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago, is a fierce proponent for art which challenges local stereotypes. Our local and regional environment sprouts as interesting and unique perspectives and expression in artists as the history of the fairly young nation(s) to which they belong.
The gallery’s objectives are to promote and collaborate with contemporaries and icons who hold a mirror up to the physical and psychological landscape as well as explore themes of identity and belonging.
Cayman Art Week
Cayman Art Week (CAW) is an online platform and annual event that supports the work of emerging and established artists in the Cayman Islands. Designed as a framework through which to align the Cayman Islands creative community, CAW collaborates with 30+ venues through a week-programme that seeks to connect collectors with creators.
Calabar Gallery
Calabar Gallery showcases contemporary African Artists and African Diaspora artists globally. Curated by Atim Annette Oton, each artist selected has work that deals with the complexities of the African experience. We represent and work with under-served artists locally, regionally and globally: African, African American and Caribbean artists, with the mission of providing a place for community, exhibition, creative initiatives and projects. We provide a venue for them to innovate, sustain, grow and expand ideas, concepts, projects and leverage opportunities by the use of our space, networks and relationships, and a distinctive location in Harlem, New York.
GALLERIES PRESENTED IN 2021
Black Pony Gallery
Black Pony Gallery was founded in 2019 by Lisa Howie. It exists exclusively online representing 16 contemporary artists from the Atlantic World including the islands of the Azores, Bermuda, The Bahamas, Cayman, and Cuba. The artwork in the gallery forms a collection, a whole body of work, telling its own story of the Atlantic World. Presenting its own characters, determined by its own setting, its own tensions and triumphs.
Readytex Art Gallery
Readytex Art Gallery believes in the strength and potential of Surinamese artists. We are deeply committed to their success. In the 28 years of our existence, we have sculpted our own strategic long-term trajectory, which resulted in the overall advancement of the Surinamese art industry. We support and represent emerging, mid-career and advanced visual artists who are ambitious and dedicated to their artistic vision.
Sour Grass Agency
Sour Grass is a curatorial agency founded by Holly Bynoe and Annalee David in 2020. This venture seeks to work with artists and creative practitioners from the Caribbean and across its diasporas, to build relationships with museums, cultural institutions, collectors, publishers, biennales, and private and public entities. Sour Grass is particularly interested in alternative arts pedagogy…
Suzie Wong Presents
Suzie Wong Presents is a Jamaica based online platform prioritising the presence and work of emerging contemporary visual artists of the Global Caribbean by way of online exhibitions, art fair participation and collaborative international projects. Non-representational and exhibition/project based, the Suzie Wong’s mission is to champion emerging and mid career and established artists …
Gallery Alma Blou
Gallery Alma Blou, led by Lusette Verboom, is the oldest and largest art gallery on the island of Curaçao, the Dutch Caribbean. Opened 25 years ago, Lusette represents a diversity of talented, well-respected artists, both local and Caribbean. The cultural diversity of people is reflected in the artistic expressions.⠀
TERN Gallery
TERN was founded in 2020 by Amanda Coulson and Lauren Perez with Jodi Minnis.
TERN is a contemporary art gallery and art consultancy business with a focus on emerging and mid-career artists from The Bahamas and the wider Caribbean.
Frame Centre Gallery
Frame Centre Gallery based in Kingston, Jamaica, opened its doors in 1972; since then, it has produced a steady and diverse offering of the finest in Jamaica's visual art to a discerning and enthusiastic population of art lovers both locals and increasingly - to visitors from all over the world.⠀
Olympia Gallery
Olympia Gallery is the largest and oldest commercial gallery in Jamaica with a vast inventory of Jamaican art and a fresh perspective for collectors and art enthusiasts. Spanning three floors within an octagonal residential complex, the Gallery hosts emerging …
Gallery Monnin
Proud owner of an extensive art collection and 65 years of stories to share, Galerie Monnin’s mission is to provide a knowledgeable image of creators living in Haiti today. As the third generation from a family of gallerists that opened the Galerie Monnin to the public in Haïti in 1956, Gaël Monnin is now the executive director and curator.