The Living Sculpture exhibition at Revolution Gallery in Kingston featuring Jamaican artists and Diaspora Vibe Gallery artists:

Beverly Anderson Manley, former First Lady of Jamaica
Norma Harrack, Ceramicist, Faculty Edna Manley College with Rosie Gordon-Wallace

works by Ermán
Ricardo Allicock, former Consul-General to the Southern United States
Eglantine Buchanan Gordon and Ronald Horsham
Carol and Diane

Mazola wa Mwashigadi speaks about his installation at the reception
Mazola wa Mwashigadi's outdoor installation
Musician Gordon Myers
Jean Chiang in front of her work
Petrona Morrison and Rodney Jackson
Rosie Gordon-Wallace and Urban Culturalist Jenni Lewin-Turner
Jacquenette Arnette
Ermán
Danny Ramirez, Marie Segree
Lisa Lindo, Garfield Morgan and Shelley Ann McFarlane
Benari Kamau's painting
Marie Segree in front of her installation
Rosie Gordon-Wallace and Wura-Natasha Ogunji
Rosie Gordon-Wallace, Norma Harrack, Ceramicist, Nicole Winter, Ceramicist, David Dunn, Ceramicist and Faculty, Edna Manley College
Hope Brooks, Artist and Vice Principal Academic and Technical Studies, Edna Manley College and Wura-Natasha Ogunji
Gilou Bauer and Rosie Gordon-Wallace
Eglantine Buchanan Gordon presents Edna Manley College student and ceramicist, Nicole Winter with the inaugural 'Eglantine Buchanan Gordon Scholarship for Excellence in the Arts'.
Also pictured, Marlon Hill, Esq.
Rosie Gordon-Wallace, Petrona Morrison, Annie Hamilton
Photographer Indygo Williams
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