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Creative Tribe is a Visual Arts Creative Agency, that strives to elevate creatives and improve the Orange economy of Jamaica through educational and practical creative services.

Jamaica has some of the best visual artists in the Caribbean. Our art reflects who we are, our culture, experiences, and...
24/02/2021

Jamaica has some of the best visual artists in the Caribbean. Our art reflects who we are, our culture, experiences, and what we love. Let's support each other and tag Two (2) of your favourite Jamaican visual artists in the comments section below.

Imagine taking a creative aesthetic and creating an artpiece this well. Akeem Johnson, a member of Creative Tribe prese...
23/02/2021

Imagine taking a creative aesthetic and creating an artpiece this well. Akeem Johnson, a member of Creative Tribe presents his dedicated live painting titled "Stud Head," for this month black art history series.

Akeem Johnson:
“Ceramist and Sculptor Gene Pearson is well known for his masks and head sculptures celebrating black pride and beauty. I have always been drawn to his round shapes, interesting textures and masterful finishes."

Akeem Johnson Art page:

Our Black Art History Month Series Continues...

21/02/2021

Did you miss the live yesterday? If yes, then you missed out on all the awesome interactions we had. Nevertheless, We saved the recording of digital painting of Albert Huie.

Our Black Art History Month Series Continues...

Our talented Digital Artist Anthoniel Foster was inspired to pay homage a pioneer in fine arts painting, Albert Huie. Anthoniel lamented on Huie’s tactile style of painting which created unique aesthetics in his paintings. He concluded by saying , “This is carried over into majority of his paintings, and I found that very I nteresting, so I wanted to take time to acknowledge him as a previous Jamaican Artist in Jamaica."

Anthoniel Foster Art page:

Music: Static
Musician: Jeff Kaale

Our Black Art History Month Series Continues...Check out this digital illustration created by a member of Creatove Tribe...
21/02/2021

Our Black Art History Month Series Continues...
Check out this digital illustration created by a member of Creatove Tribe Donolee Young. She was inspired by  art style, a black Jamaica illustrator.

Donolee Young:
“Taj Francis’ work had impacted me from the moment I saw it. It’s a brilliant mixture of cultures and imagery that I never thought I would see in the Jamaican art world. His works usually feature a vivid burst of colour and swirls, so I decided to use that iconic iconography as inspiration for the piece "Leer." Taj Francis’ work had impacted me from the moment I saw it. It’s a brilliant mixture of cultures and imagery that I never thought I would see in the Jamaican art world. His works usually feature a vivid burst of colour and swirls, so I decided to use that iconic iconography as inspiration for the piece Leer."

Donolee Young Art page:

16/02/2021

Doneak Pusey wrapped up this evening as he features his digital painting live in action with us.

Title of Painting: Tasteless

Doneak Pusey:
"I was inspired by the way TroyDel Wallace illustrated the gold and silver materials on his subjects. Troydel is a black Jamaican illustrator, known for his breathtaking golden illustration. I related my painting through the channeling of methods or design techniques he uses."

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Music: Pancakes
Musician: Jeff Kaale

16/02/2021

There is intent to be found in every intricacy, and beauty to be found in every trauma.

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Few other Jamaican artists can weave sensitive topics into bold visuals with such precision as Ebony G. Patterson. The Jamaica native and past student of the Edna Manley College now divides her time between her home island and Chicago, USA. Her pieces are hypnotizingly colourful and vibrant, using a blend of tapestry, sequins, crochet, and Internet-sourced images. These visuals draw one's eye to the deeper themes of social issues such as gender, masculinity, politics, death, and childhood. Today we feature "..buried again to carry on growing", a mixed media installation from a 2015 exhibition at the Museum of Art and Design, New York. It consists of 'poisonous' artificial flowers, embellished mannequins, and custom clothing.

Credits:
Music: You Know
Musician: Jeff Kaale

Painting:
Patterson, Ebony. Buried again to carry on growing. 2015, installed at Installed in the Tiffany Gallery at the Museum of Art and Design, New York City.

Image:
http://ebonygpatterson.com/

Organization: Rebecca Samaroo, Simone Harrison, Dumain Bent.

Motion Graphics: Jiore Moore-Gayle

 

10/02/2021

In 1931, in the town of Cooper's Hill, Portland, one of Jamaica's most prominent painters was born. Eugene Hyde is our first featured artist of Creative Tribe's black history month initiative. The artistic climate of Jamaica at Hyde's time was more geared towards realism art, but he is well known for his exploration of abstract and intuitive art styles. Hyde's art style is dynamic and adventurous, blending the Jamaican context with his own personal style of abstract art. In particular, Hyde's 1964 'Croton series' marks him as one of the most noteworthy abstract artists in Jamaican history.

Credits:
Music: You Know
Musician: Jeff Kaale

Abstract Painting:
Eugene Hyde – Bunch Fruit (1959), Collection: National Gallery of Jamaica

Image:
Art Events Jamaica

Special Thanks:
Simone Harrison
Rebecca Samaroo
Jiore Moore-Gayle
Dumain Bent
Atalia Beckford

Happy Black History Month! Creative Tribe is kick starting our series "Channeling Our Black Art History" today. We well ...
09/02/2021

Happy Black History Month! Creative Tribe is kick starting our series "Channeling Our Black Art History" today. We well be continuing from February 9 until February 28 of 2021. We hope you enjoy!

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Creative Tribe is planning and developing creative solutions to help elevate Jamaica creative industry. As Jamaicans, ar...
02/01/2021

Creative Tribe is planning and developing creative solutions to help elevate Jamaica creative industry.

As Jamaicans, art is embedded in our blood. Everything we do and every we are, is influenced by our culture. Our culture is pure art, and as visual artists, it is our job to show that to the world. It is within our purpose to continue building what our ancestors have left off. This is working together to create a future for the next generation of creators.

Join us on January 7th for our official launch. Do you want to know what we have in store? Well, see you then.

02/01/2021

Together We Believe, Create and Inspire.

Thank you for starting our journey with us for the new year. We are committed to bring you a whole new experience this y...
01/01/2021

Thank you for starting our journey with us for the new year. We are committed to bring you a whole new experience this year. Together We Believe, Create and Inspire.

01/01/2021

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