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Looking for your next creative opportunity?
From exhibitions and grants to residencies and competitions, we’ve rounded up opportunities for creatives with deadlines closing throughout November.
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1 year after Hurricane Melissa’s devastating impact on Jamaica, a new monument in Montego Bay pays tribute to the resilience, compassion & strength of the Jamaican people.
Titled Together We Rise, the 62-foot sculpture by Jamaican artist Scheed Cole 🇯🇲
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What happens when Caribbean art takes centre stage?
Dominican Republic 🇩🇴 artist Angurria’s Un MAR de Gente / From Every Shore transforms a 29-storey Bronx building into a celebration of community and culture, with support from Dovente and Son Coro.
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Inspired by a 1992 photograph of a young Caymanian boy, Becoming explores childhood, heritage and belonging. Created by Cayman Islands-based artist Cera-Tan, the portrait reflects the traditions and stories passed down through generations.
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One month left until the 61st Venice Biennale closes on 22 November! 🇨🇺🇬🇩🇧🇸
Celebrating the Caribbean’s presence on this global stage through the pavilions of Cuba, Grenada and The Bahamas. Here’s to our creatives and the stories they bring to the world!
FUZE Art Fair 2026 opens today! 🇧🇸
Taking place from October 21 - 25 at Baha Mar in Nassau, The Bahamas, this year’s edition brings together Caribbean artists, galleries and cultural institutions under the theme Coming Home.
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In Aruba, artist Alessandro Etsom transformed a wall into a tribute to the Prikichi, the little green parrots native to the island.
Created for the 2026 edition of Aruba Art Fair, the mural reflects how artists can draw inspiration from the natural world
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Haitian sculptor Sandra Dessalines explores the human form through papier mâché, creating expressive figures rich in texture, detail and character.
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There’s something about the way nature comes to life in a painting.
Belizean artist Kevin Moralez uses hyperrealism to capture the beauty of landscapes, from the layers of green across the mountains to the warm glow of sunlight breaking through the clouds.
There’s something about the way nature comes to life in a painting.
Belizean artist Kevin Moralez uses hyperrealism to capture the beauty of landscapes, from the layers of green across the mountains to the warm glow of sunlight breaking through the clouds.
Caribbean artists, this one is for you.
A Caribbean Play: Group Exhibition, An Ba Lanmè Chapter 1 asks: Who performs the Caribbean, and for whom?
Deadline: October 12, 2026
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At first glance, the form "Memory Anchor (2025)" recalls the woven straw baskets and traditional craft associated with The Bahamas. But instead of straw, Bahamian artist, Anima Major works with glazed stoneware and seaglass, turning something familiar into something unexpected.
Could the Caribbean make the same mistake?
A controversy in Bristol has sparked a bigger conversation about AI, artists and creative opportunities.
We explore what it could mean for the Caribbean...
Read the full reflection:
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Portraiture is one of the most common forms of expression. Across the Caribbean, artists have used portraiture to capture people.
Natasha Gill 🇹🇹 is one of the artists exploring portraiture in her own way, bringing her perspective and style to the people she chooses to paint
What if the things we overlook are actually the things worth remembering?
Meet Guadeloupean artist Loïc Girard, known as AWOZ
Working in black & white pen, AWOZ turns everyday Guadeloupe into art: familiar buildings, ordinary landscapes & people.
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The Caribbean has no shortage of beautiful landscapes, but every artist sees them differently.
Here, Javier Acosta turns his attention to Culebrita Island, Puerto Rico, painting outdoors and working with the landscape as he found it.
Across the Caribbean, artists are using their practices to question the realities that shape our lives, from climate change and access to our coastlines to colonial histories, identity, inequality and cultural memory.
Read more: caribalent.com/post/when-art…
What can wood become in the hands of an artist?
The late Jamaican sculptor Conard Stone used wood to explore the human form. His work invites us to look again at wood, not simply as material, but as a medium with its own possibilities.
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Cocos II, 2002
A still life by Puerto Rican artist Torres Suárez, capturing something so familiar to the Caribbean, the coconut, in a way that makes you stop & really look at it
The textures, the tangled roots, the different shades of green. Simple subject, beautifully observed
