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The first exhibition to showcase artists from the UK public relations (PR) industry, ‘The Art of PR’, will open to the public for a week in London this November.

Born in Mount Vernon, New York, S. Ross Browne studied Art and Design at Virginia Commonwealth University under Dr. Murry DePillars and photography at The Corcoran School of Art. A professional studio artist of over 30 years, he is mainly a figurative painter and has exhibited domestically and internationally in over 70 gallery and museum exhibitions.

Elodie Cage-Smith is a distinguished artist known for her captivating works that transcend boundaries. Her artistry, characterized by a fusion of diverse techniques and materials, reflects a deep connection to the Caribbean and its rich cultural tapestry.

Artist Ann Rudder features at the CaFA Fair Barbados, Bagnall’s Point Gallery, Pelican Village Craft Center, Bridgetown, Barbados from March 6 – 10, 2024, featuring 45 artists and galleries representing 16 Caribbean nations, Ghana, Nigeria, Senegal, the UK, and the USA. For further information, please visit the official website.

Image: Ann Rudder with her artwork Tree of Life.

The renowned annual Caribbean Fine Art Fair (CaFA), returns for its 14th edition at the historic Pelican Craft Center, Barbados

Francesco Da Vinci is a journalist, nonviolent activist, and documentary film producer who lives and works in Los Angeles.

Kamila CK is an Interdisciplinary visual artist based in the UK, working in the mediums of performance (aerial circus and physical theatre), abstract painting, and Japanese Zen calligraphy.

Look out for Occhi Collaborator Kamila KC's solo interdisciplinary exhibition exploring the power of art on human emotions, thoughts and their state of being.

Occhi collaborators, The Dwyer Cultural Center and Diaspora Now Inc. are pleased to announce the upcoming exhibition, titled “Art of Carnival”, will feature the work of Weldon Ryan, an award-winning Trinidadian artist exploring the cultural expressions of Caribbean Carnival. The exhibition is curated by Anderson M. Pilgrim of Barbados and New York City.

Kamila CK is an interdisciplinary visual artist based in the UK. Her practice merges boundaries between performance (aerial movement and physical theatre), abstract painting and Japanese Zen calligraphy in a contemporary art context.

Occhi Contemporary collaborator Diaspora Now welcomes you to join the DAMA Arts Salon program on Sunday, October 22nd at 2pm EST with Aliyah Hasinah, Kaci Merriwether-Hawkins, and Anderson M. Pilgrim

Exploring the different ways walking “performs” and intervenes in public spaces, she encourages collective debate, questioning how buildings embody social practices and how inhabitation itself is a form of social practice. How can we interrogate buildings to call out these practices – when organised around exclusion or for amassing cultural capital?

As Alan collaborates with Occhi on his second exhibition, titled ‘Transition’, we caught up to discuss the show and direction of his practice.

Fuzzy is currently exhibiting his debut show with Occhi, titled ‘Where is This Place’.

Occhi is pleased to present our second solo collaboration with Alan Weiss, titled 'Transition'. Alan was born in the “Copper Belt” in South Central Africa in the town of Kitwe, Zambia. In this exhibition, Alan continues to explore subject matters, themes, and interests influenced by his upbringing in central and southern Africa.

In partnership with International Communications Association Inc, the exhibition “Spirituality & Ritual in the African Diaspora”, explores elements of worship across the Caribbean diaspora.

FuzzyArtist18’s artwork is straight from the heart. Fuelled with emotion and energy, his work reflects his life experiences.

International Communications Association, Inc. and Diaspora Now Inc, in association with Occhi Arts and Entertainment present “Spirituality & Ritual in the African Diaspora”, at Dwyer Cultural Center, 309 W123rd Street, Harlem, NY

I’ve chosen this title because I believe that studying the culture, goddesses, and ancient-era art of a country can certainly help people stay positive and provide a sense of grounding and stability, particularly in times of uncertainty and challenges. By learning about the traditions, values, and beliefs of their culture, people can gain a deeper understanding of their place in the world and draw inspiration from the wisdom and creativity of past generations. This can help them maintain hope and a positive outlook, even in the face of negative news headlines, political climates, and global challenges

Pantea Mahrou exhibits her second show with Occhi Contemporary.

Emma Coyle has been working in the industry for over 20 years. We had the pleasure to speak with Emma to discuss her work and current projects.

This year's Slamdance Film Festival featured the documentary “With Peter Bradley”. It's a shamelessly untamed, compassionate, and moving film about a truly significant artist. Read our full review!

A series of exhibition and events to be announced

Occhi Arts and Entertainment and Phoenix FTA Limited are inviting artists from around the world to creatively engage with key topics of concern at the COP27 Climate Summit, which will take place in Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt from the 06th – 18th of November 2022.

Sumali Piyatissa: Behind My Eyes

In Sumali Piyatissa's debut solo show with Occhi Contemporary, “Behind Her Eyes” features a range of abstract artworks that are inspired by nature and everyday life. The show runs until the 25th of September 2022 .