Color and Identity: A Visual Conversation
Check out Clare Gallery’s final 20th Anniversary exhibition, Color and Identity: A Visual Conversation, which reveals Guyanese artist Stanwyck Cromwell’s ongoing artistic journey. Cromwell’s artwork is a visual representation of the nostalgic memories of his Guyanese home, Caribbean influences of the West Indies, as well as his experiences living in New England for fifty-three years—specifically in Hartford. His artworks are rich hybrid abstract expressions of his Guyanese home blended with his American experiences. Cromwell states: “Even though I left home, I never left home.”
