July 2010
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To Be a Man by Therese Hadchity
Innerscape I, 2006.
Whittle’s is an oeuvre, which essentially has revolved around one single theme, albeit an all-encompassing one: that of being in the world. But it is also one, which has been very deliberate in its determination to re-examine the familiar, to ask closely related questions in ever new ways. The Innerscapes’ conscious departure from the cerebral and argued towards a form of...
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Allison Thompson on Nick Whittle →
One of four catalogue essays from the exhibition “Whittle in Context” at the Queen’s Park Gallery and the Zemicon Gallery opened by The Hon David Thompson, Prime Minister of Barbados.
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To Fly and to Root
Nick Whittle, who was born in Birmingham, but now lives and works in Barbados and spends some of his time in Finland, is in his multicultural and multiform approach like anti-essentialism personified. Whittle is primarily a visual artist but he is also a critic, curator and poet – and not without merit as a piano player, either. A reflection of Whittle’s artistic diversity is that as a young art...
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Nick Whittle: Own Words →
“THERE WAS THE SEA” by Robert Edison Sandiford
Nick Whittle tells Robert Edison Sandiford how the Caribbean has influenced his art
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