Photos by Keno George
Nature, love and identity were the major themes that were examined by the nine young women who made up this year’s graduating class of the E.R Burrowes’ School of Arts.
The textile creations, paintings, drawings, graphic designs, photography, and leather craft that showcased the talents of the artists were exhibited for just over a week at the newly rebuilt Umana Yana.
Painting and textiles were the dominant areas of study.
Maria Lopes brought poetry to life with her series of paintings depicting the poem “South” by Barbadian Kamau Braithwaite.
