Susan Alexander's 'Jamaican Journey'
AT The end of America's 'roaring twenties' Susan Alexander was born in New York in that country. In October of that year, the Great Wall Street Crash marked the end of a vibrant period of cultural and technological revolution in the United States.
An orgasmic read
A cougar on the prowl, a fan willing to do anything to fulfil a sexual fantasy with her favourite entertainer, a wild 'ride' during a hurricane, and a woman discovers the consequences of getting involved in her friend's love life.
Letter From Laura: 'From War to Windrush' exhibition at the Imperial War Museum
The Imperial War Museum - what a frightening-sounding institution! Yet, there it was, a letter from them requesting information about Cecil Baugh, our highly honoured Jamaican potter, who helped Edna Manley create the original School of Art.
SUNDAY SAUCE: No White House mongrel
Since we Jamaicans are so caught in Obamania, what are we doing about finding a dog for the Obama girls? And we are not talking about those mangy mongrels that have the very unbecoming propensity to go around...
Laura Facey reveals' Where I Stand'
This December, two years after her highly acclaimed exhibition 'The Everything Doors' which marked Laura Facey's change of direction from figurative works to the celebration of patterns and design in nature, the artist and sculptor will show her newest works in a show titled 'Where I Stand'.
