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Sexypink - RITES, RITUALS, MEMORIES AND MORE CROP OVER VISUAL ARTS EXHIBITION OPENS THURSDAY. Barbados Today News. “The first event produced by the National Cultural Foundation (NCF) for Crop Over 2023 starts next week and runs throughout the Season of Emancipation.On Africa Day, Thursday, May 25, 2023, the NCF will host the official opening of the Central Bank of Barbados Crop Over Visual Arts Exhibition entitled We Came on Merchant Ships.The following day, Friday, May 26, the three-part exhibition will then be open for public viewing at the Queen’s Park Gallery until Thursday, June 22.The series of exhibitions seek to visually explore the concept of the necessity of trade for growth and expansion and all the consequences, rewards and challenges that come from migration, free, forced or otherwise.The first exhibition, We Came on Merchant Ships – Movement, examines movement in its many forms. The works of 29 artists will be on show. 

The exhibition captures the reason people move, modalities for movement and the various cultural manifestations of migration - forced and free. Special emphasis will be placed on the transatlantic slave trade.NCF’s Curator Oneka Small admits that although the topic is a tough one to approach, the Foundation was excited to showcase such a serious yet sensitive project using art. “Curating this one has not been an easy task simply because it is a painful period in our history, especially the show, which focuses a lot on the transatlantic slave trade. So we are very excited though to be presenting the information through multimedia presentations such as photography,” she said.She added: “We have digital work. We also have sculptures. 

Some amazing pieces by amazing artists. We want to keep them under wraps so that you come excited on Friday, May 26, to see the show. It is a mixed medium, multimedia, all genre show. We are very happy to be presenting such a show this year.”Small is curating the exhibition alongside colleague NCF’s Visual Arts Officer Rodney Ifill, who commended the artists for stepping up and exploring the topic. “We have 29 wonderful artists. We have so many artists on the island and I am glad that they responded to the theme because the whole idea of introducing themes like this is to get people to think, to research and then you become better for it. At the end of the day, you are now collecting a pool of knowledge that you would have gone away with in terms of your own personal interrogation and presenting your sensibility to the public,” he noted.The second exhibition, We Came on Merchant Ships – Memories and Identity, which runs from Friday, June 30, to Thursday, July 27, the artists seek to interrogate the intangible aspects of trade. 

How do memories express themselves in displaced people? How is identity maintained, retained, or assimilated within the new land of settlement? The third exhibition, We Came of Merchant Ships – Rites, Ritual and Religion running from Friday, August 4 to Thursday, August 31 will see artists visually explore the continuation of rites, rituals and religion from the lands from which the present people of Barbados originated, for example, the Spiritual Baptist, Christianity and the rise of traditional African religions such as the practice of Yoruba, Hindu and other faiths.For more information on details relating to the Exhibition, please contact Oneka Small via email at [email protected] and Rodney Ifill Visual Arts Officer via email at rodney-ifill@ncf. bb (PR)”

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Yesterday I thought I was experiencing Trini Carnival Part 2! Don’t get me wrong I don’t mind a few foreign tunes spliced in but on Grand Kadooment day we should have been enjoying 100-% Bajan music on the road. We owe our artists that much respect!!! Having said that from today I know we will hear on our airwaves a lot of BAJAN music that was released during the Crop Over season which never received any rotation! These songs NEVER saw the light of day on popular radio stations. We will hear amazing vocals, solid lyrics & mesmerizing musical arrangements and we will wonder why these songs & artists never got any forward! This is who we are! We like it so!! Good morning. Back to bed I go!! #thechasefiles #cropover2023

The Powda Fete - In Barbados. The gang in white should have gotten your attention. The ‘brutal Bob’ move on the Rasta should have gotten your outrage.

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Get Ready For Crop Over With @FaithCallender's "Honestly"

It’s a new day, and there are new vibes to enjoy! For Bajan Artist Faith Callender, she wants to have fun, and make beautiful things happen this year. Getting ready for the 2023 Crop Over season, she kicks things off with the new single, “Honestly“. Produced by Barry Hill for Dreadhawk Productions, Faith Callender is here for a good time, for a long time. She’s not about postponing the vibes, she…

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