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A documentary celebrating Jamaican Art.
Please join us for a Tuesday Night Movies screening of the documentary “The Rhythm of Jamaican Art”.
The Rhythm of Jamaican Art - Shedding a light on the complexities faced by Jamaican Contemporary Artists.

The Rhythm of Jamaican Art introduced by Emmy Award Winning Actress Sheryl Lee Ralph
showcases the rich culture and history of Jamaican Art featuring Jamaican artists in Jamaica,
and the diaspora, with a focus on emerging Jamaican Artists while speaking to the state of the
Jamaican/Caribbean Art ecosystem. Featuring National Gallery of Jamaica Chief Curator O’Neil
Lawrence, Guggenheim associate curator Ashley James and artist Storm Saulter.
Written and directed by award-winner John Campbell and produced by Tiana Webb-Evans.
Tiana Webb-Evans - Founder of Jamaica Art Society

Tiana Webb-Evans is lead producer on the documentary The Rhythm Of Jamaican Art. She is
the founder of Jamaica Art Society, an international network of art professionals and patrons
dedicated to the preservation of Jamaican visual arts history and to the support of its future
leaders. Tiana is also owner of ESP Group LLC, a leading brand strategy and communications
consultancy that collaborates with international clients across the art, design, and hospitality
industries. She is also the creator of Yard Concept, an experimental cultural platform dedicated
to fostering greater collective consciousness through art, design, and community.
https://www.jamaicaartsociety.com/

John Campbell is the founder of JCINTIME, LLC, a film and television production company.
John is the writer, director and producer of The Rhythm Of Jamaican Art and the recent
docuseries, Who’s Behind Black Art (Xfinity/Comcast NBCUniversal), also the feature, COLOR
(Comcast NBCUniversal). John is co-executive producer, with actor David Oyelowo, on the film
5150. Previous credits include The Sleeping Negro; A Boy, A Girl, A Dream (Amazon Prime),
starring Omari Hardwick and Meagan Good; Destined; The Infamous Future (HBO Max).
Upcoming projects include Color in Nature and Gimme Shelter. John is the founder of the 501c3
JCINTIME Creatives Foundation supporting young and emerging creatives.
www.jcintimellc.com
AGE GROUP: | Seniors | Adults |
EVENT TYPE: | Film | Author Talk |