The exhibition, ‘Donald Locke and the Artists of the Independence Era’, is currently on show at the National Gallery, Castellani House.
Works from a gifted second generation of Guyanese artists, which now form a significant part of the National Collection, are presented in the main, first floor gallery of Castellani House. These include, in particular, paintings from an influential group that included Donald Locke, Stanley Greaves, Ronald Savory, Michael Leila, all born in the 1930s, and others older, such as Philip Moore and Cletus Henriques, and younger, such as Dudley Charles.
!['Self Portrait' 1957 by Patrick Barrington. Oil. Courtesy Castellani House](https://www.guyanatimesinternational.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/08/Self-Portrait-1957-by-Patrick-Barrington.-Oil.-Courtesy-Castellani-House-251x300.jpg)
!['Indian Shooting Fish' 1967 by Donald Locke. Acrulic. Courtesy Castellani House](https://www.guyanatimesinternational.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/08/Indian-Shooting-Fish-1967-by-Donald-Locke.-Acrulic.-Courtesy-Castellani-House-217x300.jpg)
!['Abstract Rice Fields' 1967 by Donald Locke. Oil. Courtesy castellani House](https://www.guyanatimesinternational.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/08/Abstract-Rice-Fields-1967-by-Donald-Locke.-Oil.-Courtesy-castellani-House-258x300.jpg)
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