Akima McPherson is a journalist at Stabroek News. She focuses on accessibility, diversity and inclusion, and social interest, while also exploring themes related to fine art, art dealing, and various racial and gender issues. Her work has been featured in prominent publications, highlighting her commitment to urban and street art narratives.
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Akima Mcpherson's coverage primarily revolves around culture, society, and entertainment news with a focus on art, artists, reflections, cultural identity, and journey. She seems to be interested in featuring individuals in the arts and sharing their stories or works.
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“Where is your umbrella young lady?” asked the older woman alarmingly, as she stood alongside the car, obviously relieved she had managed the return,
Visual art exhibition making is getting better. For instance, in August from the 8th to 21st, Lisa B Thompson of Scarlett Ibis Pottery hosted an
Carifesta XV was held in Barbados from 22-31 August. The work of five Guyanese artists constituted the Guyana exhibition. The artists were: Oswald
By: Akima Mcpherson
By Alyce Cameron This week, multi-disciplinary artist Alyce Cameron shares her experience as a participant of the inaugural Guianame Conference and Expo,
“If an artist doesn’t educate the public, what will become of mankind?” (Stanley Greaves quoting pianist Alfred Brendel in his journal, November 1993.
What more can one say about visual art in a context where artmaking does not matter? Where ‘art’-makers do not matter until a show of inclusivity requires
Like a jig shakes the loom; like a web is spun the pattern all are involved! all are consumed! – from “You are Involved” by Martin Carter 2025 will soon
