Greg Bailey

Greg Bailey was born 1986 in Warsop, Trelawny. He earned his BFA from the Edna Manley College of the Visual and Performing Arts in 2010, where he now lectures, and an MFA from the Washington University in St. Louis, Sam Fox School of Design and Visual Arts in 2019. He recently exhibited inSlippage: The Caribbean in Flux, London at 198 Contemporary Gallery. His Jamaican exhibitions include: his solo debut Post-Colonial Paraphernalia in 2021, Young Talent 2015, the 2012 National Biennial, the Jamaica Biennial 2014 and 2017, the 2022 Kingston Biennial at the National Gallery of Jamaica; and the And I Resume the Struggle exhibitions at the Olympia Art Gallery. He has also exhibited in Stuttgart, Germany, London and several museums in the United States to include: Dusable Black History Museum and Education Centre, Chicago, the Wright Museum, Detroit,  African American Museum in Philadelphia. His awards include: Art Around the World: Art Without Boundries, First Place in Painting Category, The People’s Choice Award at the Due West 2020 exhibition, National Gallery West, Montego Bay; the Danforth and CHASE Fund Scholarships; and the Dawn Scott Memorial Award. Bailey is the author of Future Relics: Monumentalizing Afro-Caribbean Identity (2019).  

20 × 20 inches (unframed)
51 × 51 cm (unframed)

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