Projects

Fresh Milk is committed to a number of creative initiatives and partnerships locally, regionally and internationally, constantly developing new projects to stimulate the artistic environment.

Examples of Fresh Milk’s programming and projects can be found below:

CATAPULT | A Caribbean Arts Grant

COVID-19 Arts Relief Grant – Partnership between Kingston Creative, Fresh Milk and the American Friends of Jamaica

2019 Understanding Risk Caribbean Conference

Fresh Milk’s contributions and collaborations for the 2019 UR Caribbean Conference

Fresh Milk ArtBoard

Our public gallery the Fresh Milk ArtBoard rotates new commissioned artworks by young Barbadian artists

Fresh Talk: Caribbean

Fresh Milk and Fresh Art International are pleased to share Fresh Talk: Caribbean, a series of podcasts about creativity in the 21st century with a Caribbean focus

Community Outreach

Fresh Milk is involved in a number of community outreach programmes through our various initiatives and residencies, including beautification mural projects, workshops and artist talks

RA: Representing Artists

Digital copies of the early nineties Barbadian and Caribbean arts newsletter RA

Fresh Stops

FRESH STOPS is a collaborative project with Adopt A Stop, Barbados, to commission original artwork for benches which have been popping up around the island

Fresh Milk Books

Fresh Milk Books the virtual space for critical interaction with the Colleen Lewis Reading Room

Caribbean Art Map

An official map and guide to art spaces in the Caribbean region

Caribbean Linked

CARIBBEAN LINKED is an annual regional residency programme organized by Ateliers ’89 Foundation in collaboration with ARC Inc. and The Fresh Milk Art Platform Inc.

TVE – Transoceanic Visual Exchange

Working between the Caribbean, Africa and Polynesia, Transoceanic Visual Exchange (TVE) aims to negotiate the in-between space of our cultural communities through video and new media work.

International Artist Initiated

International Artist Initiated is a programme of exhibitions and events devised by the David Dale Gallery to coincide with the Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games.

Tilting Axis

The inaugural two-day conference ‘Tilting Axis: Within and Beyond the Caribbean – Shifting Models of Sustainability and Connectivity’ was held at The Fresh Milk Art Platform, Barbados on February 27-28, 2015

Fresh Milk & Casa Tomada

Fresh Milk has worked with the Brazilian art and residency space Casa Tomada on a number of occasions to develop programming between Barbados and Sao Paulo