The Pan American Art Gallery presents Jamaica: Color in Art . The breadth of style and iconography creates a rich and diverse landscape for Jamaican painting on the background of the island's colors and vibrancy. From addressing political and religious movements in radical compositions such as in the work of Omari Ra, to capturing the soft and subtle nuances of color and light in the work of Hope Brooks, Jamaican artists paint their world as they see and feel it.
Milton George, an expressionist artist who has embraced a world vision of art, will be at the opening reception. Milton carries his canvas as his journal to document his domestic life, painting the conflicts and joys, and his inner self, his growth and soul searching as well as the conflicts in the world at large which deeply affect him.
The artists featured in the show in addition to Milton George are: Omari Ra (-African ), Hope Brooks, Eric Cadien, George Rodney, and Petrona Morrison.
Pan American Art Gallery is located in the Turtle Creek neighborhood of Dallas at 3303 Lee Parkway, Suite 101. The gallery is open Tuesday-Friday 10 a.m. 6 p.m., Saturday noon - 6 p.m. Call 214-522-3303 for more information or visit www.panamericanart.com.
Specializing in art from the Americas, the Pan American Art Gallery features avant-garde and contemporary works, as well as folk art, photography, sculpture and ceramics. The gallery carries one of the world's largest collections of Cuban, Haitian and Jamaican art.
IMAGE:
Milton Gerorge
from Grey Environment, Red Mind
at Gasworks, London, 1996
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