Tyson said: “This wonderful exchange is the continuation of a growing friendship between Antigua and Barbuda and Jersey that has provided opportunities for people from both islands, whether in music, sport or art to meet together and to celebrate our respective cultures.”
Mark Brown, who is the head of the department of fine arts and creative studies, at Antigua and Barbuda College of Advanced Studies, said the collaboration “offers our students an exceptional opportunity to engage with fellow young artists, broaden their creative perspectives, and build meaningful international connections”.