Elevate your mind, elevate your soul.
Collect contemporary art & design from the Caribbean Mid-Atlantic.
Next Show in New York
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Next Show in New York 〰️
Crossfigurations: the group show of the
Caribbean Spotlight
at 1:54 African Contemporary Art Fair
May 8-11, 2025
28 Liberty Street, New York, NY
Booth 25
© Billy Gerard Frank, Who is Queen Now?, 2022, Mixed Media, Fabric, Acrylic on Paper, 36 x 24 in
VIP Opening:
8 May, 2025
11am - 7pm
Public Opening:
9-11 May, 2025
11 am - 7 pm
Sharing art, design & perspective from the Caribbean Mid-Atlantic and diaspora.
MISSION
ATLANTIC ARTHOUSE’s goal is to diversify the global contemporary art market by enhancing the place, the understanding and representation of contemporary art and design from the Caribbean Mid-Atlantic.
Considering the challenges of access to art to and from the Caribbean Mid-Atlantic, ATLANTIC ARTHOUSE meets the needs of a hybrid space dedicated to improving the visibility of artists and access to art & design from these regions: through a permanent online platform and a physical curated fair happening once a year.
Why the Caribbean Mid-Atlantic?
The insular and continental Caribbean is a concentrate of and a reflection of the Whole-World through its cultural diversity or creolization as articulated by Edouard Glissant: with a complex heritage of communities from the Americas, Africa, Europe, Asia and the Middle East, the Caribbean represents the Identity of the Future. It is a universal shell that opens its doors to everyone.
By opening up to the Mid-Atlantic region, ATLANTIC ARTHOUSE offers a space for cultural dialogue and critical thinking through art beyond the Caribbean region, by including the Eastern and Western coastal communities of the Mid-Atlantic, spanning from Bermuda to Cap Verde and beyond.
Identifying the insular and continental Caribbean Mid-Atlantic region as a cultural nest for Humanity, a human laboratory to experience Diversity and Otherness, ATLANTIC ARTHOUSE is a Whole-World connecting Humanity to Art through the seas.
Through its plurality facilitating identification by and inclusiveness of all communities, we believe the Caribbean Mid-Atlantic represents the future of the contemporary art market.