Projects — Holly Bynoe

Projects

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These collaborations are rooted in shared commitments to ecological restoration, cultural resilience, and climate justice. They actively shape and deepen the methodologies and ethics of my cultural and spiritual practice. As living laboratories, these projects sustain vital relationships with diverse and threatened ecologies, offering grounded, place-based ways of knowing, healing, and resisting extractive systems. They are both lifeblood and compass—guiding my work at the intersection of memory, land, and liberation.

The Hub Collective is a community-rooted nonprofit based in Bequia, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines. The Hub works at the powerful intersection of Arts, Healing, and the Environment to ignite creative confidence and drive equitable, place-based transformation.

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Tilting Axis is a sustained arts platform for, from, across, and through the Caribbean which I co-founded with Annalee Davis in 2014. It is a call to action to rethink the position and conditions of contemporary art practices in the region. Its perspective, informed by artist-led initiatives within the archipelago, recognises this space as central rather than peripheral, and is fed by multi-generational voices.

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Caribbean Linked is a regional residency and exhibition organised by Ateliers ’89 Foundation in collaboration with ARC Inc. and The Fresh Milk Art Platform Inc. It is a crucial space for building awareness by bringing together emerging artists from Anglophone, Francophone, Hispanic and Dutch Antillean Caribbean islands.

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ARC Magazine is a non-profit print and online publication that sought to build exchange, scholarship and by fostering visual art exchanges and opportunities across the wider Caribbean and its diasporas. I directed the print and online platform from its inception in 2010 through 2017.

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Rise Up Bequia is a social activist group focusing on building and strengthening core ideas and practices of sustainable community development, education, agency and outreach. I initiated this platform with a group of like-minded citizens in 2013 after the devastating Christmas Day floods in St. Vincent and the Grenadines.

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Sour Grass is a curatorial duo and experiment that seeks to work with artists and creative practitioners from the Caribbean and across its diaspora, to build transnational relationships with museums, cultural institutions, collectors, publishers, biennales, and private and public entities.

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Sage Garden Barbados (2019-2021) was a regenerative micro agricultural project dedicated to healing Mother Earth and Kin conceptualised by Cherita Olton and myself. The Garden will contribute to the proliferation of sacred environments that are conducive to healing, food security, environmental awareness along with the remembrance of the spiritually divine feminine.

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