Ziggy Marley’s Rebel Lion Studio is now home to pieces of cinematic and musical history. Conservators have begun the process of preserving the replica Bob Marley backdrops used in Bob Marley: One Love, ensuring they will live on as part of the studio’s creative space. These...
Photo by Bill O'Leary from The Washington Post Article by Marissa J. Lang, The Washington Post Months spent in the sun and rain has warped the wooden works of art. They’ve been tagged and scrawled on, disassembled and pulled down from the windows that sat boarded up...
Over the weekend Ziggy launched a new weekly YouTube series called Camp Wha'Gwaan! The series was named after the family's nickname for all the activities they have been doing together since the start of the quarantine earlier this year. In episode 1, Ziggy teaches fans...
Photo by Laurent Zabulon Article by BETSY BLUMENTHAL, via Conde Nast TRAVELER Elise Morin knows you’re not coming to the Peninsula Paris because you're looking for her art—and she’s happy about that. Yesterday, the 41-year-old French artist, whose work often invokes the natural environment...
Photo by Ben Ritter Article via coveteur.com Last month Selah Marley accomplished an elusive feat in the art world: She created a work that people were compelled to see. A Primordial Place, Marley’s sensory installation of floral- and foliage-filled landscapes, drew droves of attendees to Brooklyn’s City Point, garnered attention from...
Photo courtesy of BESS Art Exposure Article by Joseph S. Pete, via NWI Times BESS Art Exposure's latest exhibit "Loving The Skin I'm In" features the work of several local African-American artists. Mark McPhail, Maurice Hodo, Afi Ese, Cojuan Watson, Davante Mosby, Derick Pullen, Hope Villarreaul-Sams, Kenard Jackson, Kisha...
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Photo by Turgo Bastien through Wikimedia Commons Article by Chika Okeke-Agulu, via The New York Times Sotheby’s held its first auction of modern and contemporary African art on Tuesday, where 83 pieces by artists from Cameroon to South Africa sold for a total of nearly $4 million....
Photo: Dancers | Courtesy of Creative Framing & Art Gallery Article by Danielle Black, via Culture Trip Jamaica, commonly known as the ‘Sprint Factory of the World,’ not only boasts a talented pool of athletes but also a burgeoning art community. Kingston’s Creative Framing & Art Gallery...