About

Annalee Davis has lived and worked as an artist and cultural activist at Walker’s Dairy in Barbados for the past twenty-three years. This site, a former sugar plantation acquired by her paternal great-grandmother and later converted to a dairy farm, has been at the centre of her approach to the contradictory terrain of this small island nation. This particular space is a fragment, a sample of something much larger: in the biosphere’s specific history we find the material traces that unravel a weaving of geopolitics and identity-making, social and cultural structures that we are still trying …