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The EBCCI Gallery hosts the works of South African artist and poet Peter Clarke, with statements describing his creative imagination shaped by adversity, community ties, and cross-cultural artistic influences. The catalogue includes image listings and artwork details, alongside an Ubuntu-centered message of shared humanity and artistic connection across the Atlantic.","The University of the West Indies Cave Hill Campus  \nErrol Barrow Centre for Creative Imagination  \nand  \nthe Art and Ubuntu Trust South Africa  \npresent  \n“A hot and quiet evening”  \nAn Exhibition By PETER CLARKE, South African Artist  \nthe EBCCI Gallery, Wednesday, April 15 2009 at 6.30 p.m.  \nRSVP or Appointment 417 4776/77  \nOpen Monday to Friday 10 a.m. -5 p.m.  \nEBCCI STATEMENT  \nThe Errol Barrow Centre for Creative Imagination is delighted to host this significant body of work by Peter Clarke, artist and poet, of Cape Town, South Africa  \nPeter Clarke’s life story and artistic expression reveals the power of the creative imagination, even in the most adverse conditions. It also reveals the power of art which is made by an artist who is linked to his community, its life, joy and struggle.  \nWithout formal schooling in art and with very little to guide him Peter Clarke sought inspiration and example from art from the 4 cornersofthe globe. Without having many opportunities to seethe originals, Peter Clarke explored the work of the Mexicansofthe 30s, 40s & 50s, the German Expressionists, Japanese prints and Africa’s mask tradition. Eventually his mastery saw his work travelling to the 4 corners of the globe and Peter Clarke has exhibited widely internationally, but never before in the Caribbean.  \nThis exhibition is particularly meaningful to him, as his statement makes clear, and it is one which is especially meaningful to us. It is the first exhibition of a South African artist that we have hosted and it isone which has many resonances in the Caribbean.  \nWe are pleased to present it in collaboration with the Art and Ubuntu Trust, South Africa whose guiding proverb is umuntu ngamuntu ngabanye abantu or a person is a person by and because of other people. As we reach out to make tangible our links across the Atlantic these works remind us of the significance of our common humanity.  \nProfessor Gladstone Yearwood, Director of the Errol Barrow Centre for the Creative Imagination  \nART UBUNTU THANKS  \nErnest Mancoba, the South African artist, whose aesthetic and philosophy inspired the formation of the Art and Ubuntu Trust, speaks of artists being ‘ in contact across space and time in their awareness that the spiritual and the material dimensions of our world need to be reconciled’.  \nThrough an insightful engagement with Bajan culture, Abdulkadir Ahmed Said, facilitated contact between Peter Clarke and George Lamming across the Atlantic Ocean last year. Although they didn’t know it, they had been in indirect contact since the 1950’s through Peter Clarke’s reading of and strong identification with George Lamming’ s work.  \nProf. Gladstone Yearwood, Director of the Errol Barrow Centre for Creative Imagination, responded with faith and determination to the possibilities of this contact and he is primarily responsible for the exhibition’s manifestation. We thank him profoundly and acknowledge his courage and creative vision which made contact between our two countries possible.  \nIt is clear that we can, although we might still have to fly via the first world to reach each other, build initiatives where sharing knowledge and mutual understanding enrich our lives. We have a huge historical legacy of division to overcome but initiatives like this give concrete expression to Art Ubuntu’s guiding concept the proverb: “Umuntu ngamuntu ngabanye abantu” (A person is a person, by and because of other people) . This proverb is well known in different forms throughout Africa and could be regarded as the basis of African humanism based on collective spirituality.  \nWe are more than privileged to have this collaboration with the Errol Barrow Centre for the Creative Imagination which concretises links between our two similar societies.  \nAtthe Errol Barrow Centre for Creative Imagination and in Barbados in general we have been privileged to work with three professionals with great soul: Frances Hinds-Griffith, Nerys Rudder and Shaka Rodney. 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