CARIBBEAN FINE ART FAIR 2025 IN REVIEW
The 15th annual CaFA Fair Barbados was held at the refurbished Pelican House, Bridgetown from March 5 – 9, 2025. One of Barbados newest event spaces, Pelican House was previously the home of Export Barbados/BIDC, which happens to be one of the sponsors of CaFA Fair Barbados. Featuring paintings, prints, sculpture, fine jewelry from over 40 artists representing 12 Caribbean nations, Ghana, Senegal, and USA, patrons were also treated to a series of multi-faceted daily events. Leading off was a chat with Bajan American artist/actor/filmmaker Tyson Hall, followed by a Cosplay Fashion Showcase, painting workshop, a presentation by Bajan American master of scenic design/visual artist Christopher Cumberbatch and a panel discussion on contemporary photography.
We are excited to partner with Export Barbados and Barbados Division of Culture
to return for our 16th year in 2026.
The Directors of CaFA Fair Barbados want to thank the artists, presenters, participants, staff, and volunteers who continue to make this entire event possible.
A special thank you to our sponsors, supporters, patrons, and everyone who has attended CaFA Fair Barbados over the years.
Here is a link below to photos from events at CaFA Fair Barbados 2025:
CaFA Fair 2025 - Cosplay Runway
The organizers, partners and associates of CaFA Fair Barbados continue to provide opportunities for our participating artists to advance their careers and showcase their creativity:
“Forgotten MasterPeace” the Art of Mastering Peace…, Dwyer Cultural Center, 258 St. Nicholas Avenue, NYC, NY, 8/9 – 9/30/25
Featuring new paintings by the elusive Uncutt Art, a multidimensional creative force, exploring themes of the loving black family, meditation and peace of mind
Celebrating Caribbean & Diaspora Art: Selections from 15 years of CAFA Fair Barbados, Permanent Mission of Barbados to the UN, 820 Second Avenue, NYC, NY, 9/12 – 10/3/25
Featuring drawings, prints and paintings by 30 Caribbean and African Diaspora artists
Tribute to Harlem, Dwyer Cultural Center, 258 St. Nicholas Avenue, NYC, NY, 10/11 – 11/22/25
Featuring artwork by 5 African American and Caribbean artists referencing the influence of Harlem, USA, on their creativity and art practice
Artists for Action: Climate Change Awareness in the Americas, Dwyer Cultural Center, 258 St. Nicholas Avenue, NYC, NY, 12/13/25 – 1/28/26
Featuring creations by 15 Caribbean artists exploring the effects of climate change on their island homelands and in the wider region
The listed exhibitions are curated by CaFA Fair Executive Director Anderson Pilgrim
Here is a link below to photos from events at CaFA Fair Barbados 2023:
