PAST EXHIBITIONS

Like any Martiniquan, I knew about the existence of pitts without really having been to one. Right from the first pitt session I attended, a great deal of emotion emanated from that world.

Among the many questions on the artistic evolution of the Caribbean, the validity of the regional identity in particular endures in this era of globalisation.

Perennial femininity is the theme of Carine Hayot’s exhibition, which presents her latest canvases.

Since 2008, Jacqueline Fabien has traced out an autobiographical and intimate path on the other shore.

“I first set foot in Havana in December 2008, my mind filled with the stories of my Cuban friends living in Spain.

« Although in my painting I usually dig and scratch to try and reveal something mysterious, for this exhibition I’ve taken a lighter touch, grazing over things instead.

The Clément Foundation is hosting 3 exhibitions on the fusion of the arts.

How will our Guadeloupean culture so entrenched in an ambivalence found nowhere else, resembling a transfer periodically worn away by upheavals replete with ‘noise and fury’, respond to the conceptual tools of contemporary art? Or invent them?

The number of truly exciting painters in Guyana today can be counted on one hand.” Thierry Tian-Sio-Po is one of them.

The work of Serge Hélénon is characterised by a practice of appropriation, diversion and recycling. He appropriates the debris of the world and combines it.