Caribbean
Definition
This term refers to the art and cultural expressions of the Caribbean region, which is known for its rich blend of African, Indigenous, European, and Asian influences, reflecting the region's diverse history and cultural heritage.
History
Caribbean art is deeply rooted in the region's complex history of colonization, slavery, and migration, with contemporary artists often addressing themes of identity, heritage, and social justice.
Notable Examples
Wifredo Lam
The Jungle, 1943
Edna Manley
Negro Aroused, 1935
Key Artists & Movements
Key figures include Wifredo Lam, a Cuban artist who blended Afro-Cuban culture with Surrealism, and Edna Manley, a Jamaican sculptor who is considered the mother of Jamaican art.
Techniques & Materials
Techniques range from traditional painting and sculpture to contemporary multimedia practices, often incorporating vibrant colors, symbolic imagery, and references to the region's cultural and historical context.
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