2009 Artists

Christian Alexis
Lisa Allen-Agostini
Dean Arlen
Tracy Assing
Darren Boodan
Daniella Carington
Sabrina Charran
Darren Chee Wah
Chiz’l Menswear
Nicole     Craig
Adrian Daniel & Mandisa Foster
Marlon Darbeau

Bertrand de Peaza
As an established photographer on the local professional circuit, bertrand’s current artistic interest is the female form and finding exploring the power she may express in her sexuality – something seemingly made taboo since the glass ceilings shattered. His exploration also engages the subject as collaborator in the creation of the image. Models seem to take more control of the lens than does the photographer – an interesting and subtle balance of power and allure exudes from each pose. Bertrand’s images seem to capture the empowerment of femininity rather than an objectification of it. They capture beauty, strength, character, conviction, independence and power.




Janique Dennis
Milton Duque
Laura Ferreira
Stuart Hahn
Jackie Hinkson
Boscoe Holder
Sheldon Holder of 12 The Band
Justine Hosein
Tracy Hutchings
Michelle Isava
Harold Jiminez
Kwyn Johnson
Paul Kain
N9 Dance Co. 

Natasha Mahabir Considering herself a feminist activist artist, Natasha has worked with film, animation, graphic design and paint. She completes her Visual Arts degree with a my minor in Gender and Development from the UWI in 2009. Solidarity among and the discrimination against women are on-going explorations in her work as an artist and activist. She is an vocal and active member of Consciousness Raising, a group of diverse UWI students who utilize research and action to empower women economically, socially, and politically.

M.M Malone
Brianna McCarthy
Marilyn Morrison
Martin Mouttet
Muhammad
Rex Norton
Paula Obe
Kern Pierre
Renee Pollonais
Indra Ramcharan
Darren Ramirez
Richard Rawlins
Kevin Reis
Brian Roberts
Colin Robinson
Colin Robinson
Shalini Seeram  Shalini  has been creating vibrant, undulating portraits of women for the past eleven years. She is primarily self-taught and uses acrylic paints, nail lacquer, collage and metal wire in her pieces, even at times an old chattel window would be rescued for its ripe history. She has also embodied techniques learnt in her study of Graphic and Jewellery Design at John S. Donaldson Technical Institute.

Her work has been featured in various magazine including Caribbean Airlines and Maco and she has also exhibited locally, regionally and internationally.

Irene Shaw
Silverstar
Terry Smith
Dominic Thomas
Gillian Trotman
Rodell Warner
Stacy Warwick
Dave Williams
Jason Winter-Roach
Marie Wyatt