National Gallery of Jamaica

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Opinion
The Inward Yearning of Jamaica’s ‘Intuitive’ Artists

How a group of self-taught practitioners pioneered a national art form by mythologizing African traditions through religious divination

BY Rianna Jade Parker |
Opinion
What Barrington Watson’s Paintings of Jamaican Women Reveal About Pan-African Legacies

The artist’s works may embody the ‘values’ of revolution, but heroine-worship of the mass blunts its struggle

BY Tiana Reid |
Critic's Guides
Postcard from Jamaica

On the 2017 Jamaica Biennial and its attempts to confront the role of misogyny in Jamaican popular culture

BY Rosanna McLaughlin |