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Two Centuries of Smith
The exhibition called 'TWO CENTURIES OF SMITH', featured the artwork of Kim Smith and his great great grandfather and grandmother. The artwork is hyper-realistic images created with coloured pencil and graphite pencil on paper.
Canadian-born, Nassau-based artist K Smith, known for his hyperrealistic pencil drawings. With a 45-year practice, Smith is one of the leading pencil artists in North America, The Bahamas, and the Caribbean region. His ancestral understanding of creativity, attention to detail, and technical precision have led him to create some of the most unbelievable hyperrealistic images in graphite and colored pencil in The Bahamas.
Canadian-born, Nassau-based artist K Smith, known for his hyperrealistic pencil drawings. With a 45-year practice, Smith is one of the leading pencil artists in North America, The Bahamas, and the Caribbean region. His ancestral understanding of creativity, attention to detail, and technical precision have led him to create some of the most unbelievable hyperrealistic images in graphite and colored pencil in The Bahamas.
Kim Smith, the artist.
Kim, Nadine, Sosefina and Andrew. Doongalik Art Gallery in one photo.
Linda and Nadine, good friends of Mr. Smith.
Kim and former art student.
Kim Smith and Jim Whitehead.
Guests enjoying the art by Mr. Smith
Simonetta Raymond-Barker and Mercedes Parker.
Kim and guests
Lois and Saskia D'Aguilar.
Good friends, Lois and Sue Katz.
Kim Smith
Dawn Davies and Kim.
Kim and friend
Cin cin, celebrating with friends and guests.
The master at work
Kim, the man of the hour
Kim and Simonetta Raymond-Barker.
Kim and Simonetta, enjoying the evening and sharing some fun memories.
Kim and former students.
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