Art Jamaica

Campion College Hosts Special Benefit Art Auction

Celebrating its 50th year, Campion College honours the Jesuit Fathers on Saturday, November 6, 2010, with a reunion reception for alumni at the Knutsford Court Hotel. The reception will include an art auction featuring work by a number of prominent Jamaican artists including Natalie Butler, Graham Davis, Gloria Escoffery, Milton George, Royan Grey, Ken Spencer, [...]

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Jamaicans For Justice Dinner & Art Auction 2010

Jamaicans For Justice, in association with Knutsford Court Hotel, presents Cocktails, Dinner & Art Auction 2010. It happens this Friday, June 4, 2010 at the Knutsford Court Hotel (11 Ruthven Road, Kingston 10). Cocktails: 7:00 p.m; Dinner: 7:30 p.m. Contribution: $5,000 It will include original paintings and giclee prints of works by: Susan Alexander, Edna [...]

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Liguanea Lodge 18th Annual Wine & Cheese Art Auction

The Liguanea Lodge presents their 18th annual Wine & Cheese Art Auction on Thursday, May 20, 2010 at 7 p.m. at the ‘Talk of the Town’, Jamaica Pegasus Hotel, New Kingston. Featuring a wide collection of original works by established Jamaican artists. Contribution – $1,000 (proceeds in aid of charity). Tickets available at Medical Arts [...]

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Art A[u]ction For Haiti

The Art A[u]ction For Haiti Committee, in association with the Edna Manley Foundation, the National Gallery of Jamaica, Hi-Qo Galleries, Harmony Hall, the Mutual Gallery & Art Centre, and Roktowa, is pleased to present: Art A[u]ction For Haiti, a fundraiser to assist with the recovery of the Haitian art world. This collaborative effort is the [...]

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Art Auction For Haiti

The National Gallery is joining the Edna Manley Foundation, the Edna Manley College, Rocktower, the Jamaica Guild of Artists, Hi-Qo Gallery, Mutual Gallery, Harmony Hall and several individual art world stakeholders, in staging a fundraising art auction and sale to support the recovery of the Haitian artistic community. The Haitian art market has been significantly [...]

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