Every year during the first week of June, the EMCPVA opens its doors to the public to showcase the work of its final year students from the School of Visual Arts.
Experience an Arts filled Summer in Jamaica at EMCVPA
The Edna Manley College of the Visual and Performing Arts (EMCVPA) is known for a rich tradition in the visual and performing arts and boast the privilege of being the only College of its kind in the English speaking Caribbean.
The School of Drama continues the tradition of excellence with seven (7) Actor Boy Nominations including best costume and set design for the production ‘DOG’ written by former Director of the School of Drama Dennis Scott as well as best ensemble cast and best Children’s Theatre for the play ‘Plastic Things and Butterfly Wings’.
Graduation Information 2015
Dear Prospective Graduate,
Congratulations on your accomplishment so far. We hope that you will celebrate this journey by being a part of the graduation ceremony.
KINGSTON, Jamaica (JIS) – The Edna Manley College of the Visual and Performing Arts (EMCVPA) has received donations amounting to $4.9 million for the staging of the 2015 Rex Nettleford Arts Conference
The sum includes $2.9 million (US$24,
Kingston, Jamaica – The Edna Manley College of the Visual and Performing Arts (EMCVPA) will
stage the third bi-annual Rex Nettleford Arts Conference on October 14 -17, 2015. This year,
Ackeem Poyser
Delucinations
This is the journey of a former math teacher burdened by schizophrenia,
Kingston, 3 June 2015. A curated exhibition from 55 final year student artists at the School of Visual Arts (SVA) will be on display for two weeks at the Edna Manley College of the Visual and Performing Arts (EMCVPA) hosts SVA Final Year Exhibition 2015.
ALEXIS PESKINE, a French-Brazillian artist who is well known for his Acu-Painting Technique, has teamed up with AYA CONSULTANCY & TRAINING SOLUTIONS to bring his series of multidisciplinary workshops across the African Diaspora to Kingston,
Read the latest issue of EMCVPA’s Collage Magazine.
INSIDE THIS ISSUE:
School of Music: Crucible and Social Vessel
Dr. Nicholeen DeGrasse-Johnson discusses Dance in the Primary Level Curriculum
Is Dance Training Important?
