Art & Lifestyle

Artists & Content Makers

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Meet Un Caso
Prolific Independent Artist

Un Casso is a multi-talented contemporary artist specializing in independent public art. Born in Port-au-Prince, he moved to the USA at the age of nine, and later established himself as an artist under the name UncuttART.  Some of his first projects included designing customized clothing for industry celebrities including the likes of Wycleff Jean, Joe, Nelly, Sean Paul and others. His work has been featured in television segments, including on MTV, BET, ABC and in magazines including Source Magazine. He also developed a line of sneakers that were distributed to over 300 retail outlets. Although he is primarily a self-taught artist, he holds a degree in Media Art from Westbury College. Over the years he has developed what can truly be called a unique, abstract artistic style, which finds its inspiration from life itself; one that takes what he describes as “strange little pieces” and fuse them together to form a greater image. UncuttART is also the god father of the Protect Yo HeART Movement 

Myrna Kamara
Acclaimed Performing Artist

After training at the School of American Ballet, Myrna became a member of the New York City Ballet. Later she was a soloist with the Bonn Ballet in Germany, a principal dancer in Miami City Ballet and Béjart Ballet Lausanne.  Myrna is an international principal guest artist having performed choreographies including George Balanchine, Jerome Robbins,Vladimir Vassiliev, Gheorghe Iancu, Yanis Pikieris, Lynne Taylor Corbett, Susanna Egri, Renato Zanella, Luc Bouy and more. Some of her important performances included the prima ballerina role in “Aida”, at the Arena di Verona for several years, Balanchine’s “Rubies” as a guest artist in Capetown, South Africa, “Aida and ” Carmen” Gala for Placido Domingo in Japan, “Aida” from Franco Zeffirelli at Teatro alla Scala in Milan, a Bulgari event with Roberto Bolle at Terme di Caracalla in Rome, Gala des Etoiles in Luxembourg performing Balanchine , and the 20 year anniversary of the Miami International Ballet Festival. Myrna is a guest teacher (School of American Ballet, New York City Ballet, San Fransico Ballet School, Orsolina 28, Art Studio Danza etc.) and coaches regularly competition ice skaters to help improve their performance quality. In addition to all of this Ms Kamara is the founder and performer of her own dance company, balletXtreme, a  strong neoclassical- contemporary ballet company performing works from diverse choreographers.

William Richards
Noted Fashion & Lifestyle Photographer

William Richards has a lot of Frequent Flier miles. For over a decade, he has been juggling between two homes: Kingston and New York City. After apprenticeships with industry giants Steve Hellerstein and Brad Guice; his first photographic work in the ‘Big Apple’ began with Essence Magazine and Capitol/Blue Note Records. Always an advocate for Jamaican culture, he sought to become a catalyst of change in what he often perceived as mediocre or insufficient photographic portrayal of the Dancehall icons he so admired. A Hundred album covers and scores of editorials later, the result of his passion to beautifully document the Dancehall era is having revealed its evolution to a generation of music lovers through his lens. Richards has a passion for portraiture that extends far past Dancehall Culture and the Music Industry. International Athletes, Artists, Politicians, Models, Scholars, Business Leaders; everyday people have all played a part in defining his career.

William prides himself on his affable nature and the fact that many often find themselves able to quickly relax and reveal a facet of their personality on set. “In order for the viewer to connect with my subject, I must first do so… Much of what I do lies not in composition and lighting, but in creating a mood in which the photographed forgets about the camera and the lights and just projects self…” Richards’ preference for location work and his love of Jamaica have earned him the distinction as the most prolific Dancehall / reggae album photographer of recent years. Additionally, many fashion and ad agency creatives find the aesthetic he injects into his music industry work a refreshing and innovative alternate to a more commercial approach. Richards’ distinctive use of lighting and saturated colors incorporates his beloved Caribbean palate into his images. His enthusiasm to constantly broaden his horizons and perfect his craft, has left an indelible mark in the archives of the industry that has embraced and nurtured his development.