Loading...
Loading...
Loading...

Local artist Cindy Choisy to unveil Futuristic Artefacts at first exhibition in six years

February 14, 2024

Local artist Cindy Choisy to unveil Futuristic Artefacts at first exhibition in six years
Loading...

SAINT-MARTIN (MARIGOT) - After a six-year hiatus, artist Cindy Choisy is staging her return with Futuristic Artefacts, inaugurating “Project Reboot” an exhibition featuring mixed media art pieces at Norma’s Art Studio on February 17, 2024, in Terres Basses.

Choisy's approach to art promises to intrigue attendees as they embark on a journey construed by her great interest in Caribbean cultures, manipulation of raw materials and reflection on the challenges surrounding climate change.

Loading...

The exhibition, curated by Choisy herself, promises a unique exploration of contemporary issues intertwined with rich cultural heritage. Each piece invites viewers to contemplate the intricate relationship between past, present, and future, while urging reflection on pressing global challenges.

Art enthusiasts, creatives, and supporters can look forward to an array of pieces crafted from fragments and waste of contemporary society combined with natural and raw materials found locally.

The exhibition opens at 6pm on Saturday February 17, 2024 with a special unveiling at 7pm at Norma’s Art Studio located at 39 Rue de la Falaise in Terres Basses (Lowlands). For more information, visit facebook.com/cinlab.choisy

About Cindy Choisy:

Cindy Choisy of French Quarter, Saint Martin is an artist known for her bold exploration of cultural identity, environmental consciousness, and social justice. With a diverse body of work spanning various mediums, Choisy challenges conventional notions of art and invites viewers to reconsider their perspectives on the world around them. Her work has garnered international acclaim and is featured in collections around the world.

https://www.soualiganewsday.com/index.php?option=com_k2&view=item&id=54195:local-artist-cindy-choisy-to-unveil-futuristic-artefacts-at-first-exhibition-in-six-years&Itemid=450

Source: http://www.sxm-talks.com/?guid=2ed674db1c3b10cac5b4d288c4b81c64

Loading...

Headlines

Government regains control of 17 hectares of “Rainforest” Land, plans St. Maarten’s first Terrestrial Park | The Peoples Tribune

October 21, 2026

Government regains control of 17 hectares of “Rainforest” Land, plans St. Maarten’s first Terrestrial Park | The Peoples Tribune

GREAT BAY--Minister of Public Housing, Spatial Planning, Environment and Infrastructure (VROMI), Patrice Gumbs, has announced that approximately 17 hectares of land commonly referred to as Rainforest have been returned to the Government of St. Maarten, opening the way for...

October 20, 2026

Police issue traffic and safety advisory ahead of St. Maarten's busy tourism season | The Peoples Tribune

GREAT BAY--The Police Force of St. Maarten (KPSM) is urging motorists, transportation operators, residents and visitors to prepare for increased traffic congestion as the island approaches the busy tourism high season, with Philipsburg and Simpson Bay expected to experien...

October 20, 2026

COURT: He attacks the emergency room doors with a machete to get himself arrested | Faxinfo

A 46-year-old man appeared in court on Wednesday, October 14, with a unusual objective : to be sentenced to prison . In extreme precariousness He explains that he wanted to be imprisoned for to benefit from “a roof over their heads and a meal” .   Detained in Guadeloupe s...

Loading...
Loading...
Loading...