
Through their unique artistic styles, Honychurch and Lees offer compelling interpretations of Dominica’s vibrant scenery, including its dramatic coastlines and peaceful rural landscapes, with each piece reflecting the essence of the island. Marica Honychurch, an acclaimed photographer, is recognized for her impressionistic technique that highlights the rich textures and colors found in Dominica’s environment. Her contributions to this exhibition focus on the island’s lush rainforests, notable mountains, and coastal views, skillfully blending realism with artistic flair.
Michael Lees, who is known for his work in documentary filmmaking and visual arts, provides a distinct viewpoint through his photography and mixed media creations. His contributions to the “Nature Series” capture the island’s raw and unrefined beauty, inviting viewers to experience the tranquil yet powerful spirit of Dominica’s wilderness.
Following the “Nature Series” exhibition, the Old Oven Art Gallery will present “I Am Kalinago,” a solo exhibition by Dominican artist Francillia Agar. This exhibition, scheduled from October 19 to December 18, will delve into the rich heritage of Dominica’s indigenous Kalinago people.
The Old Oven Art Gallery operates daily from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM.




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