Exhibits

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They have postponed their Kickstarter Fundraising campaign to align with their participation in the “After The Silence” exhibition at SMK (The National Museum of Art) in Copenhagen.

The seminal sculpture generated global awareness and acclaim on the centennial year commemorating Denmark’s sale of the Virgin Islands to the United States on March 31, 1917.

On Art Thursday, March 18, FantaSea Jewelry Studio and Gallery at 55 Company Street will be holding an opening to celebrate its relocation and expansion.

Artist Jared Shomo's infrared photography exhibit opens Sat., Feb. 20, from 7 p.m. to midnight at 81C gallery's downtown location on Strand Gade in Charlotte Amalie.

This online archive seeks to support artists in archiving, preserving and making accessible – virtually and to the public – U.S. Virgin Islands visual and literary artistic responses to the COVID-19 global pandemic.

St. Croix artist Danica M. David's “Mask Mission” project is presently featured at "Awareness through Conceptual Art and Photography," an online exhibition at X Gallery in New York City.

The Caribbean COVID-19 Emergency Fund for Artists in Puerto Rico (PR) and the USVI is made possible by a grant from the Open Society Foundation for a total of $200,000, which will be awarded in individual grants of $2,000 to artists who are full-time residents of the USVI or PR.

Celebrating 56 years of friendship, this year’s exhibition is titled “Anacaonas de Borinquen.” It will honor Puerto Rican women and how artists depict and honor her.

The Caribbean Museum Center for the Arts on Friday opened its upper gallery for attendees to experience The Art Show, a collection of works presented by the Artist Guild of St. Croix. The show is scheduled to run through Friday, Feb. 7.

In order to raise awareness for coral reef conservation and inspire people to take action in creative ways, PangeaSeed is partnering with The Ocean Agency’s Glowing Glowing Gone Campaign for public art projects.

Each wooden sea turtle replica is made of salvaged wood from the storm and reclaimed rum barrels, meticulously put together by St. Croix woodworker Chris Lima.

Migrations and multiculturalism are explored in a contemporary art exhibition opening at 6 p.m. Friday at Bajo El Sol Gallery in Cruz Bay. The exhibition is the work of Janet Cook-Rutnik in collaboration with William Steltzer and Sigi Torinus.

The two oil paintings and three sketches by Pissarro were delivered to Christiansted, where they can be displayed securely until repairs are completed on Government House on St. Thomas.

St. Croix Walls Project received a Care Fund Grant from the St. Croix Foundation to support Putting Art Into Recovery (PAIR) as part of the recovery effort after hurricanes Irma and Maria.

The special art exhibit is part of the FFAM (Food, Fashion, Art and Music) Festival that will happen from 6-9 p.m., on Friday, April 20.

Come out and help SCLC show appreciation for local and visiting disaster responders. Introduce them to cultural traditions -- cariso, quadrille, traditional candies and other favorites -- while exploring the Estate Whim Living Museum together.