Something Extra | Friday
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Adding a melodic touch to the evening’s art experience, Dayna Palmer takes a moment from her performance to pose for a photo.
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Daphia Depass, business banking officer at Scotiabank, pairs up with Oral Heaven, centre director at Scotia Private Banking.
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Keisha Ellis, CEO of Luxe Collection by Keisha, channels her brand’s signature charm in a polka-dot look finished with matching heels.
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Husband-and-wife duo Major Noel Auburndale Cuthbert Lewis, a military pilot officer in the Jamaica Defence Force, and Dr Sara Lawrence Lewis, OBGYN at Charis Women’s Wellness and Maternity Care Centre, admire works by Richard Nattoo and Oliver Myrie, which were among their favourite pieces from the collection.
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From left: O’Neil Lawrence, chief curator, NGJ; Dr Nadine Boothe-Gordon, senior director, NGJ, Richard Nattoo, visual artist; and Audrey Tugwell Henry, president and CEO, Scotia Group Jamaica, gather in front of Nattoo’s ‘The Majician’s Arrival’.
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Shalini Jagnarine-Azan, director of Pothos Limited, embraces bold colour for the evening, complementing the warmth of her smile.
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Melanie Levy, CEO of Kandy Kraze, opts for a blue pantsuit cut in a relaxed power-suit silhouette.
Guests converged at the National Gallery of Jamaica (NGJ) in downtown Kingston last Wednesday for a second private viewing of ‘Of Wood and Water: The Scotiabank Collection ‘. Following the exhibition’s opening in June, the evening offered another opportunity for guests to engage with the stories, symbolism and history behind more than 50 works drawn from the Scotiabank corporate art collection and the NGJ permanent collection. As they explored the exhibition, attendees heard insights from artists and curators, while the violin sounds of Dayna Palmer provided the soundtrack for the evening. Something Extra has the social highlights.