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Samantha Abraham develops her art form A young, talented artist, Samantha Abraham is well on her way to becoming one of Guyana’s most notable artists. In an interview with Sunday Times Magazine, Samantha said she developed a passion for art since childhood. “For as long as I can remember, I have been drawing. Since grade three or four, I remember drawing my first beach scene for a class assignment. I wanted to get every detail so right. This developed in me a passion for art,” she recalled. While growing up,…
Read MoreVannetta Seecharran has been influencing the art and design of jewellery for nearly 20 years. She focuses on teaching professional jewellery-making techniques in a way that is fun and accessible to beginners and those who want to pursue jewellery as a hobby or as a profession. Born in Guyana, the London-based jewellery teacher migrated at the age of 11 with her parents to New York. She graduated in 1991 from the prestigious Parsons School of Art with a BA in Product Design. She later earned a Masters of Fine Arts…
Read MoreTravell Blackman was admitted to the E R Burrowes School of Art in 2001, as the youngest student due to the excellent portfolio he was able to present to the interview panel, since the age for admission to Burrowes was 18 years at that time. This ambition, displayed at a young age, has been constantly showcased in Blackman’s art. Blackman was a major in Painting and minor in Textiles at Burrowes. He graduated from the art institution in 2004, copping the awards for Best Student in Painting and Best Graduating…
Read MoreStanwyck Cromwell creates art work “from a cultural point of view” Stanwyck E. Cromwell was born 1948 in Georgetown with the artistic talents of both parents. This talent, he says, was nurtured by another noted Guyanese artist, who is also his cousin, Maurice C. Jacobs, who helped him develop that talent. Cromwell attended the former British Guiana Educational
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Wednesday October 16, 2013
Kaieteur News
City Hall owes KN, other media houses It appears Town Clerk (Ag.) Carol Sooba is disconnected from the operations of the Mayor and City Council (M&CC) since the municipality’s indebtedness to Kaieteur News has been confirmed by its Public Relations Department. Royston King, Public Relations Officer of M&CC during an interview with this publication, yesterday, said he was surprised that Sooba denied knowledge that City Hall owes Kaieteur News at a press conference last Friday. According to King, in September 2012, Kaieteur News wrote a reminder to Chairman of the Finance Committee Junior Garrett, and carbon-copied it to the Town Clerk, of the outstanding payments. King said despite the Council owing Kaieteur News $7.1M for the placement of advertisements since 2007, the entity never
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M&CC Public Relations Officer, Royston King
Town Clerk (Ag.) Carol Sooba
Clarifying that he is neither anti-Town Clerk nor pro-Kaieteur News, King said he wants to be fair to the media house since “Kaieteur News is not wicked and misleading the public in relation to the indebtedness of City Hall”. He confirmed that no one
have been saying this since 2004,” he said. King said while Kaieteur News allows the Council to place advertisements without advance payment, other media houses are not giving credit. In fact, City Hall has to pay in advance for the advertisements and air time. Sooba had said Lall, Chartered Accountant Christopher Ram and Mayor Hamilton Green’s wife, Dr. Jennifer Basdeo, are among persons/entities being sued as part of a debt recovery campaign. However, a source at City Hall said that the action is part of a smear campaign in an effort to tarnish the reputations of those not supportive of Government. Lall and Ram have been exposing corruption and conflict of interest between Government Officials and their friends whilst Mayor Green is a member of Opposition Group by: Date | Creators | No Grouping Jump to: 2025 | 2024 | 2023 | 2022 | 2021 | 2020 | 2019 | 2018 | 2017 | 2016 | 2015 | 2014 | 2013 | 2012 | 2011 | 2010 | 2009 | 2008 | 2007 | 2006 | 2005 | 2004 | 2003 | 2002 | 2001 | 2000 | 1999 | 1998 | 1997 | 1996 | 1995 | 1994 Number of items: 910. Preston, David (2025) The Development of Corporate Design: Brand Identity, Graphic Design and Professionalism in Post-war Britain. Bloomsbury Visual Arts, London. ISBN 9781350384675 (In Press) Blackman, Cally (2025) The Color of Clothes: Fashion and Dress in Autochromes 1907-1930. Thames & Hudson, London, New York. ISBN 978-0-500-02548-2 (In Press) Begiato, Joanne (2025) Inheriting the Family: Objects, Identities and Emotions. New Directions in Social and Cultural History . Bloomsbury, London. ISBN 9781350382503 (In Press) Mey, Adeena and Bovier, François (2025) René Berger. Esthétique et mass media – Sélection de cours et des actes du colloque «Art, technologie et communication», 1970-1972. Cinétisme . ECAL and Les presses du réel, Lausanne, Dijon. ISBN 978-2-37896-254-8 (In Press) Marco Scalvini, Marco (2024) Brand Activism: Advertising and Ethics of Visibility. Critical Advertising Studies . Routledge. ISBN 9780367616618 Hutchinson, Tim (2024) 10XTYPES Vol.3. 10XTYPES, 3 . Tim Hutchinson Design, London. ISBN 979-8-34-761541-4 Varley, Rosemary and Roncha, Ana and Radclyffe-Thomas, Natascha (2024) Fashion Management: A Strategic Approach (2nd edition). Bloomsbury Publishing. ISBN 9781350340565 Axioti, Eleni (2024) Against an Architecture of Neoliberal Technocracy: Lessons from (the Dissolution of) the Architecture of the Welfare State in Britain. Vi Per Gallery / Ideabooks. ISBN 9788090843363 Caldwell, Cath (2024) Editorial Design: Print and Digital Third Edition. Laurence King Publishing. ISBN 978-1529419825 Patel, Raksha .Browse > Research Type > Book
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