What’s Theresa Roberts been up to? Lots, as you can well imagine.

Roberts, in her capacity as founder of Art Jamaica, recently curated Expressions, her first exhibition for another minority notably Liberian artist Sarah Gusten-Marr at the Gallery GM.

The exclusive view, held in Cork St Mayfair, as well as the exhibition were a critical and commercial triumph.

Captions: (Photos: Graham Reading)

0190 Exhibition curator Theresa Roberts and strategic communications consultant Mischa Mills

# 0259 Simon Webbe of the band BLUE

# 0263 Actress, singer and model Josephine Platt and attorney-at-law and socialite Nancy Del’Olio

# 0177 Princess Tamara Bourbon (left) and British model and TV personality Catalina Guirado-Cheadle

# 0024 Theresa Roberts and artist Sarah Gusten-Marr

# 0253 Broadcaster and presenter of BBC Radio London’s multi-faith magazine programme Inspirit and jazz singer Jumoke Fashola, Expressions curator Theresa Roberts and artist Sarah Gusten-Marr.

# 0171 Out in support of the arts and the Expressions exhibitions were (from left): Julia McGoldrick; sought-after film producer in the entertainment industry Nicholas ‘Pikki’ Fearon; and Simon Webbe of the band BLUE.

# 0345 Sarah Gusten-Marr’s bold, bright Larder created quite a stir

About The Artist

Sarah Gusten-Marr was born in Liberia, West Africa. An orphan, she was adopted by German parents and was brought up with her older sisters in West Africa, Germany, USA and Italy. Educated to become a citizen of the world, Gusten-Marr is fluent in three languages.

After school years in Washington, DC and Rome, her studies continued at the Academia di Moda, Rome and at the Instituto Europea di Design di Roma. She then went on to Winchester School Of Art in Great Britain and graduated from the American College of Applied Arts in London.

Gusten-Marr returned to the UK from Boston, Massachusetts, where she had her art studio at the North Shore.