SCOPE Art Show 2024: Everything You Need to Know About Its 23rd Edition

Meanwhile, Lua Brice’s “Folding Light” creates an immersive environment through light and sound. Other standout works include Dr. Esther Mahlangu’s 26-foot-long painting, “Ukuthula Makube Nawe (Peace Be With You)”, which conveys a universal message of peace, and Hebru Brantley’s “Black Odyssey”, a vibrant celebration of African American culture inspired by carnival aesthetics.

This year’s fair introduces the Blue Floor Project, a special section spotlighting Caribbean artists in collaboration with Nassau’s FUZE Art Fair. 

Featuring works by artists such as Deborah Jack and Marlon Griffith, the exhibit explores cultural, historical, and identity themes unique to the Caribbean region. 

Additionally, the project debuts the SCOPE Art Show x The Current: Baha Mar Art Prize, an initiative supporting emerging Caribbean talent. The inaugural prize has been awarded to artist Wesley Clark, who continues to develop his work during a residency at Baha Mar.