Rupture: Interventions of Possibility

{{B:Rupture: Interventions of Possibility}}is a digital exhibition presenting works by six artists of Jamaican descent who work in photography, drawing, painting, video, textiles, performance, and multimedia installation: Katrina Coombs, Zachary Fabri, Timothy Yanick Hunter, Zinzi Minott, Oneika Russell, and Shoshanna Weinberger.

The exhibition engages with the work of six artists of Jamaican descent grappling with the difficult realities and imaginative potential that arise in this undoing, gesturing to what has been and what can be. Working across photography, drawing, painting, video, sound, textiles, performance, and multimedia installation, these participants – Katrina Coombs, Zachary Fabri, Timothy Yannick Hunter, Zinzi Minott, Oneika Russell, and Shoshanna Weinberger – present a critically rich landscape where rupture is explored on multiple levels, contending with both socio-cultural and emotional impacts. Thinking with Jamaican novelist and cultural theorist Sylvia Wynter, each artist employs practices that move “outside of the consolidated field of our present mode of being/feeling/knowing,” towards forging spaces of possibility.

The exhibition can be found on the Art at a Time Like This website. This is the second collaboration between the organizations, which also worked together on the 2021 In Focus Fellows exhibition.

This digital exhbition is curated by {{I:Jamaica Art Society Fellows 2022 Gervais Marsh and Petrina Dacres. }}

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