Juliana Inniss

2004 – 2005 Barbados Community College
Earned a Certificate in Interior Decorating which incorporates Principles of Design, Colour Theory & Practice, Drafting & Perspective, Drawing, Lighting & Materials, History of Furniture and Window Treatment.

2003 – West Dean College, West Sussex, England
Short Course in Decorative Surface Design

2001 – 2003 Barbados Community College
Certificate in Pottery (Advance) – Throwing
Certificate in Pottery (Intermediate) – Throwing
Certifcate in Pottery (Basic) – Hand Building

1992 – 1995 University of the West Indies
B.Sc (Hons.) Management Studies

1990- 1992 Queens College
Advanced Level – Art and Design

RECENT EXHIBITIONS

2008 April – First Solo Raku Ceramic Exhibition – Zemicon Gallery – Barbados

PAST EXHIBITIONS

2007 October – Fireworks – Group ceramic show USVI – St. Thomas
2007 March – Group Ceramic Show
2006 October – November
“Conversations with Form” – A Group Sculpture exhibit – Bagnall Point Gallery, Barbados
2006 March
“Clay Stories” – Mixed solo exhibitions – Devonish Art Gallery, Anguilla
2006 February/March
 3 Generations – Contemporary Art from Barbados – Miami
2004
 Anguilla International Arts Festivals – Anguilla
Crop Over Fine Craft Exhibition – Grande Salle Central Bank Barbados

2003
Carifesta 8 – Craft Market Suriname
National Independence Festival of Fine Arts (NIFCA)
Sherbourne Conference Centre Barbados
2002
8th Biennale de Ceramica – Andenne, Belgium
Participation in the first Caribbean Pottery Showcase

ARTIST STATEMENT

“I consider myself a Caribbean artist, and as a result the majority of my present work examines textures, patterns, colours and imagery that exists in my Caribbean environment.  I incorporate a variety of found textures – both natural and man-made, and other gestural marks to give a self-expression through the medium of clay.  The endless possibilities, the immediacy of the material, and the profound satisfaction felt when I see the transformation from a soft plastic body to a solid form, coupled with the level of uncertainty of not quite knowing what the outcome will be, simply put, is nothing short of exciting!”