Featuring works by:
Shannon Alonzo
Felisha Carénage
Giorvana Hadeed
Ryan Huggins
Simone Kennedy Doig
Stanton Taylor
Rodell Warner
Stanton Taylor
2025
16 1/2 x 11 3/4 inches
Laser prints, spray paint, acrylic binder, graphite, pencil, pen, ink and markers on paper
Rodell Warner
2026
20 minutes 0 seconds loop
Limited edition of three intimate framed objects framed video prints available
Shannon Alonzo (b.1988, St.Joseph, Trinidad and Tobago) is an interdisciplinary artist focusing primarily on drawing, sculpture and performance. Her practice explores themes of collective belonging, place attachment and the significance of carnival ritual to the Caribbean consciousness. She holds a BA from London College of Fashion and MRes Creative Practice from the University of Westminster. In 2024, she was commissioned to present work in Prospect 6 in New Orleans. In 2023 she was the recipient of an Artist Fellowship from the Caribbean Cultural Institute of the Perez Art Museum Miami and has exhibited work at the Liverpool Biennial 2023, Documenta Fifteen in Germany, Ambika P3 and London Gallery West in the U.K, Alice Yard, Loftt Gallery and Black Box in Trinidad & Tobago and the Atlantic World Art Fair on Artsy.
Ryan Huggins (b. 1991) Trinidad, lives and works in Düsseldorf.
Ryan Huggins is a figurative painter whose paintings are a fusion of ideas surrounding alternative youth sub cultures within queer communities. Huggins examines the vocabulary on queer references and terminologies in relation to body, social identity and gender as a growing language.
Giorvana Hadeed (b. 1999, Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago) is an artist based between Trinidad and London. She works primarily with etching, sculpture and installation. Her practice explores ideas surrounding the sea, the Caribbean, and notions of the landscape. Having a particular allure towards metal, her work takes shape through methods of mapping and circularity. She holds a BA from Goldsmiths, University of London.
She has exhibited work at Ruby Cruel in London, U.K, Alice Yard and Y Gallery in Trinidad & Tobago.
Simon Kennedy Doig (b. 1994) in Kings Cross, London. She lives and works between London and Trinidad.
