Annalee Davis at Biennale Arte 2026. Landscape as Mourning, Archive, and Resistance
The Barbados-born artist brings to Venice a work that holds together extinction, colonial memory, and the desire for repair. Not
Read MoreAnnalee Davis is a Barbadian visual artist, writer, educator, and cultural instigator whose practice brings biography and history into contact. Through drawing, installation, walking, botanical knowledge, and the cultivation of living plots, she examines land, memory, displacement, ecology, and the unfinished structures of plantation economies in Barbados.
This tag brings together articles on Davis’s artistic practice, her participation in the Biennale Arte 2026, and her engagement with ecological art and Caribbean cultural networks. It also follows her work through Fresh Milk, the platform she founded to support artistic research, exchange, and new forms of collaboration across the Caribbean.
The Barbados-born artist brings to Venice a work that holds together extinction, colonial memory, and the desire for repair. Not
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