Comment on The Fresh Milk Art Platform Awards 4 Barbadian-Based Visual Arts Fellowships with Support from the Clara Lionel Foundation by Titus Schott

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Fresh Milk is pleased to announce the recipients of its inaugural contemporary visual arts Fellowship programme, made possible with support from the Clara Lionel Foundation (CLF). This initiative provides four unrestricted grants of $20,000 USD, along with a $5,000 USD travel grant for each Fellow. The insights provided, informed the four nominators with expertise in contemporary creative practices, in their selection of the Fellows. Its vision is to empower and connect Caribbean artists, raise regional awareness about contemporary arts, and provide global opportunities for growth and success. “The Clara Lionel Foundation is deeply committed to nurturing creative talent and expanding access to opportunities in the arts,” said Amina Doherty, Head of Programs and Impact at the Clara Lionel Foundation.