Beyond the Rhythm - The Association of African Canadian Artists
Beyond the Rhythm - The Association of African Canadian Artists Beyond the Rhythm - The Association of African Canadian Artists
AShA AdItI ruPAreLIA www.ashaditi.com Hopeful Beginning 18 | beyond the rhythm Much of my work is inspired by the journey of my own life, culture, traditions and heritage. I feel extremely connected to the time and places to which I have lived and from time and time drawn back to fi nding a way to interpret those elements into my art of expressing the never-ending beauty I fi nd within. It enriches the shapes the ways I see colour, design in artistic creativity and inspires the work that I have yet to begin. Bridging Generation Gap African Dance in the Diaspora
PhILemon CAmPbeLL Self-taught artist Philemon Campbell was born in St. Andrew in a rural village named Content Gap in the Blue Mountains on the island of Jamaica. He was awestruck by the lush, misty landscape and rugged peaks around him and was passionate about nature which inspired him to start painting in 1983. The Promise Time-Out Transformation www.philemonstudio.com beyond the rhythm | 19
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Hopeful Beginning<br />
18 | beyond <strong>the</strong> rhythm<br />
Much <strong>of</strong> my work is inspired by <strong>the</strong> journey <strong>of</strong> my own life, culture, traditions<br />
and heritage. I feel extremely connected to <strong>the</strong> time and places to which I<br />
have lived and from time and time drawn back to fi nding a way to interpret<br />
those elements into my art <strong>of</strong> expressing <strong>the</strong> never-ending beauty I fi nd within.<br />
It enriches <strong>the</strong> shapes <strong>the</strong> ways I see colour, design in artistic creativity and<br />
inspires <strong>the</strong> work that I have yet to begin.<br />
Bridging Generation Gap <strong>African</strong> Dance in <strong>the</strong> Diaspora
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