Veronica
Dorsett is a young Bahamian artist who has explored working in a variety of
mediums including sculpture, painting, print making, photography and
installations. She cites pop culture and
contemporary symbolism key influences in her work, and her audiences are often
able obtain glimpses of her bi-racial identity and it's particular memories in
her artwork.
She
graduated in 2013 from College of The Bahamas with an Associates of Art Degree
and presently attends Emily Carr University in Canada, where she is pursuing a
degree in Fine Art and Critical and Cultural Practice.
Dorsett
was awarded the 2012 Popopstudios ICVA Junior Residency Prize and was a
resident artist at Atelier’s 89 “Caribbean Linked II” in Oranjestad, Aruba in
2013. In 2014, she exhibited alongside
Piaget Moss as a resident artist at Baha Mar's Building Are People Too.
Her
works have been featured in numerous galleries including the National Art
Gallery of The Bahamas, Popopstudios and the Grand Gallery. As she
explores different mediums, Dorsett commented "My practice is often one of
distinct peaks and valleys as I rummage through ideas and materials actively.