Jamaican artist Judith Salmon’s solo exhibition opens at Olympia Gallery

Visual artist Judith Salmon

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March 30, 2025

Jamaican artist Judith Salmon’s solo exhibition opens at Olympia Gallery

Visual artist Judith Salmon’s exhibition, ‘Home to Self: Explorations and Introspections in Mixed Media’, was recently opened at the Olympia Gallery and will be showing until April 26, 2025.

According to an Olympia Gallery press release, the exhibition is a prolific output of captivating canvasses, textile, installation, mixed media assemblages, prints, wax sculpted objects and much more.

It said Salmon engages a complex array of ideas and motif, drawing from common themes, from the Diasporic experience, motherhood, spiritual self, ancestry, journeys and culture.

The art gallery shared some photos from the March 20 opening of the exhibition. Check out the slider below.

Visual artist Judith Salmon

Installation, Travellers All

Emcee, Elaine Wint

A full house of attendees at the Judith Salmon exhibition opening at The Olympia Gallery.

Guest speaker Dr Honor Ford-Smith engages the audience, speaking with Beverley Manley, at the opening of the Judith Salmon exhibition at The Olympia Gallery.

Musician Mbala joined by poet Kacy Garvey (second left) and guests.

Textile installation, Reframing Pockets of Memory

Textile Installation, Pockets of Memory

Art Object, Crossroads I, II and III.

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