Belizean Artists Flourish During Miami Art Week

Following a path set by her mother and sister, Belizean-Canadian artist curator Tara Chadwick joins Belizean-American Norman Reneau in representing the magic of "The Jewel," as they affectionately dub their Mesoamerican homeland, in one of the most exciting exciting events of the year: Miami Art Week. 

Reneau gives audiences an intimate glimpse into the cultural heritage of the Garinagu or Garifuna People in Afrikin Art Fair opening Sunday, December 3 at Maison Afrikin Art Fair, Scott Galvin Community Center, 1600 NE 126th Street, North Miami, FL 33181. Simultaneously, Reneau will be exhibiting "Garifuna Spirituality" at William Grant Still Arts Center, 2520 South Westview Street, Los Angeles, CA 90016.

"Emergency Shawl: Golden River Repair"

...a site specific interaction by TChadwick 10.7.23 on the West Bank of the Mississippi River Gorge 

overlooking Science Museum of Minnesota,

Saint Paul, MN

Meanwhile, back here in the Sunshine state, Chadwick will present an exciting new digital work "FlaminGoes" in her debut participation in Spectrum Art Fair, booth 802 with Artbox.Project opening December 6th at Mana Wynwood Convention Center. Chadwick will also be premiering a new place-based piece titled "Emergency Shawl," extending her Golden Hour Series for #GlobalDayofClimateAction in this year's Art In Motion Biennial online at http://aimbiennial.org/tara-a-chadwick and available in print at thirteen local galleries and museums across South Florida. Details at Art In Motion Biennial.

You can see more work samples by #TaraAChadwick at tara-chadwick.square.site/gallery.

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