#sexypink/Shannon Alonzo

[sexypinkon]

Sexypink - We’re excited to welcome PAMM’s Caribbean Cultural Institute's (CCI) newest Fellows Shannon Alonzo, Farihah Aliyah Shah, and Petrina Dacres.

This next group of fellows represents the diversity of the region with their unique backgrounds and artistic practices.” – PAMM Director Franklin Sirmans.

Our 2023 CCI Fellowships is a curatorial and research program supported by the Mellon Foundation and in collaboration with the Women Photographers International Archive (WOPHA), fostering art projects and research advancing Caribbean art and scholarship.

Learn more about PAMM CCIs' Fellows and program ☝️ https://bit.ly/3PGPSMC

[sexypinkon]

[sexypinkon]

Shannon Alfonso

Artist Shannon Alfonso at the Loftt at Gallery Woodbrook Trinidad and Tobago West indies. Go see this amazing exibition an investigation of our self histories past and present and exprements mix media. Such a relief finally to see a "new" this level expermental art making locally at this level in Trinidad and Tobago.

I would recommend the artist exhibit internationally and be supported. Go look Think Buy local art

Photography by Jalaludin Khan ©2019 copyright and all rights reserved. All credits and acknowledgements to the artist and gallery for use of photos for public information of the exhibition only.

~Sexypink~ This is a breath of fresh air. I also recommend this show to viewers of Art. There are many Artists who have desires to produce work off the beaten path and finding representation is not easy. Most gallery spaces require a track record and work that will sell outright when considering mounting a show. So to see this body of work by Shannon Alonzo is refreshing.

[sexypinkon]

~Sexypink~ In October Irenee Show shall be showing at Y Gallery. I had the opportunity to see some of the work beforehand and I cannot wait to see the them again!

                    ........................................................................ "As the primordial keeper of identity, collective memory, and belonging, our environment shifts intermittently between narrator and protagonist in the story of peoples."-Shannon Alonzo on Irénée Shaw's latest body of work