The Barbados Photographic Society Presents Black and White Moments
Photography Exhibition

Featuring 47 compelling photographic works by 35 talented photographers, the exhibition offered patrons a unique opportunity to experience black-and-white photography through the creative voices and artistic visions of the exhibitors themselves.

Participating photographers included:
Adam Taylor, Alex Greenidge, Alison Elliot, Ann Marie Massiah, Audrey Bryan, Antonio Cheltenham, Beverly Lugay, Bradley Benskin, Bruce Evelyn, Carla Hinds, Charles McClean, Cheryl McCollin-Walker, Cheryl Small, Colbert Goddard, Elle Rene, Glyne Strickland, Hugh Walker, Jenny Gonsalves, Juliette Downes-Wilson, Kurk Rouse, Leslie St. John, Lynda Browne- Bristov, Markley Bryan, Michaela Williams, Niaz Dokrat, Nicole Phillips, Raquel Marshall, Ron Layne, Sherlock Lord, Sherry Williams, Stephen Cumberbatch, Stephen Sandiford, Sybil Edghill, Tiffany Jordan, and Yvette Reid.

Opening remarks were delivered by Rae Skinner, owner and curator of BrushStrokes Gallery, along with Bradley Benskin, President of the Barbados Photographic Society. Distinguished guests included Chief Justice The Most Honorable Leslie Haynes F.B. and Mrs. Haynes, as well as members of the Diplomatic Corps.

Guest speaker Mrs. Denise Haynes delivered an enlightening and inspiring address that was warmly received by all in attendance. Guests and friends gathered to admire the spectacular collection of images on display and, for many, to meet and engage with the artists behind the works. The exhibition generated enthusiastic discussions among patrons, with several images sparking thoughtful conversations and renewed interest in the black-and-white photography genre.

The response to the exhibition was overwhelmingly positive, with nearly 200 persons attending the opening event — making it the largest gathering hosted by the gallery since its opening one year ago. The gallery described the exhibition as a phenomenal showcase of black-and-white imagery, celebrating creativity, storytelling, and artistic expression at its finest.