Edge is well known for his colourful painting on canvas as well as on local traditional clay plates and calabash.
Thursday, December 11, 2008
Tradition and Contemporary - Livity Art Studio
Livity Art Studio is a family run business with a lovely roadside shop in Colombette, Soufriere. Husband and wife team, Sabi and Eugenia work alongside their in-house artist ‘Edge’ and together they create an exciting range of art and art-crafts.
Eugenia’s specialty is jewelry, mixing local seeds and natural items with beads and stones to create contemporary designs.
She also does weaving onto and construction of the calabash pots that are carved by Sabi and painted by Sabi and Edge.
Edge is well known for his colourful painting on canvas as well as on local traditional clay plates and calabash.
Livity brings an eclectic mix of traditional St. Lucian forms with contemporary adaptation to the Arts & Crafts Village.
Edge is well known for his colourful painting on canvas as well as on local traditional clay plates and calabash.
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Here is a nice link to other nice gift and souvenir shops on the island.
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Livity is great craft shop, high on the hill side on the way from Canaries to Soufriere, well worth a stop
ReplyDeleteWell i just hear this couple pass away.So sad.
ReplyDeleteyes it so sad,but dont know if there kids were in there
ReplyDeleteyes there were all of them died
ReplyDeleteRIP Sabi and Eugenia.
ReplyDeleteMy condolences to their family
ReplyDeleteThe family will be in my prayers....
ReplyDeleteRIP my family, I truely can't believe this xxxxx I love you Aunty Agnes, we are coming as soon as possible to be with you. Louise and Mummy xxxxx we will keep calling until we get in contact xxxxx
ReplyDeletedeepest condolences xx
ReplyDeleteThis is so sad. :-(
ReplyDeleteThank you everyone for posting her - please do keep tuned as I will post about Sabi and Eugenia and Livity Art Studio soon. We are considering what we, the arts community and friends can do to keep the Livity alive - thinking of a memorial fund of some kind, to develop the arts or to award outstanding work in the arts.
ReplyDeleteIf you'd like to be involved please subscribe or send me your email via the kontactr me button - up on the right...it takes a while to load and is small, but it's there below the Subscribe and Search buttons...
I am also posting about Tomas over on http://sunrainor.blogspot.com
Keep me posted on the memorial fund
ReplyDeleteCondolences to the entire family, such a sad sad story. Thank God for the contributions to the arts and for the many tourists they drew to the village. St.Lucia mourns with you
ReplyDeleteRodriguez family NY