The Waitukubuli Artist Association (WAA) and Prevo Cinemall will open a group art exhibition titled « The Anatomy of Self » in Roseau on October 17, 2026, with the show scheduled to run until December 11.

The exhibition will bring together works by multiple artists to explore the many dimensions of identity, according to the organisers. It is a collaboration between the WAA, a collective of Dominican artists, and Prevo Cinemall, a commercial and cultural venue in the capital.

« The Anatomy of Self » is described as a group exhibition, meaning it will feature the work of several artists rather than a single creator. The theme invites viewers to consider how identity is shaped and expressed, a subject that resonates in a small island community with a strong sense of heritage and belonging.

The opening date of October 17, 2026, places the exhibition in the final quarter of the year, a period that includes Independence celebrations and the start of the cultural season. It will remain on view for nearly two months, closing on December 11, 2026.

No further details about participating artists, the number of works, or opening hours were immediately available. The WAA has previously organised exhibitions and cultural events in Dominica, and the partnership with Prevo Cinemall suggests the show will be accessible to a broad public in Roseau.

For Dominicans at home and in the diaspora, the exhibition offers an opportunity to engage with contemporary art from the Nature Isle. The theme of self and identity is particularly relevant in a country that balances kweyol heritage, Kalinago traditions, and a modern Caribbean outlook.

Further information on « The Anatomy of Self » is expected to be released by the organisers ahead of the opening. The public is advised to watch for announcements from the WAA and Prevo Cinemall.

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