Makemba Kunle is the Artist-in-Residence and Creative Director of Studio 66 Art Support Community in Barataria, Trinidad. Honoured with a 2014 retrospective at the National Museum and Art Gallery of Trinidad and Tobago, his work—rooted in Carnival, ancestral memory, and social commentary—blends symbolism, rhythm, and bold decoration. Emerging in the 1970s as one of the Caribbean’s most progressive visual artists, Kunle’s art remains spiritual, thought-provoking, and deeply connected to cultural identity.
Artworks are available for viewing and purchase at the gallery.
Prices are available upon request.
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- In Your Sadness and Pain, 20 x 28″
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- Fast and Wait, 29 x 27″
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- Up and Away, 17 x 27″
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- Alexander’s Ragtime Band, 23.5 x 18″
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- Ancestral Shrine, 31.5 x 40″
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- Apparition, 28 x 22″
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- Baptism by Water, 28 x 39″
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- Calendar Girl, 12 x 18″
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- Bringing the King II,
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- Bringing the King
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- Chakra (Diptych), 8 x 16″
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- Efun Mask, 8 x 11″
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- Exclusion, 10 x 18″
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- Fortune Teller, 5.5 x 12″
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- Gimme the Ball (For Deandra Dottin), 11.25 x 8″
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- In the Fires of Hope, 48 x 72″
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- In the Fires of Resistance, 72 x 48″
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- Love Mandala, 4 x 5″
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- Little Prince, 8 x 8″
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- Livity, 29.5 x 35.5″
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- Lover!, 8 x 10″
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- N’Deya, 11 x 18″
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- Meditation, 16 x 23.5″
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- O Pay the Devil, 28 x 17″
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- Pigeon, 12 x 16″
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- Planets in Alignment, 24 x 16″
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- Queen of Cups II, 16.25 x 11.5″
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- Raising the Beast, 31.5 x 40″
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- Shroud, 13 x 21″
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- Soufriere Sisters, 33 x 30″
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- Woman Study, 9 x 11.75″
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- The Good Life, 25 x 16.5″