Reneil Henry presents

Can Jamaica Survive

Open Nov 10, 2026 – Jan 10, 2027 · Daisy Arts Center, Fort Lauderdale

Oil painting of a man with tattooed hands crossed over his chest against a green, red and gold patterned background
Painting of a child wearing a Jamaican flag as a cape, facing a towering wave

One year later.

A year after Hurricane Melissa, families in Jamaica still need water, food, clothing, flashlights, and batteries. 5% of all sales and donations to this exhibition goes back to support survivors and their communities.

Want to partner with us to send support to Jamaica? Level5mural@gmail.com

What to expect.

Mainly oil painting, with mixed media, plus a sculpture of the Jamaican hummingbird. An opening reception and guided community painting sessions, open to families and children, round out the exhibit.

10Artworks
1Sculpture: the Jamaican hummingbird
Oil& mixed media

The artist.

Born and raised in Clarendon, Jamaica, Reneil is a South Florida-based artist whose work brings thought-provoking ideas and mental health together. A natural collaborator, he pulls from every experience that shapes his ideas, working across traditional canvases, murals, and interactive art to shift perspective, evoke emotion, and challenge the rules of fine art.

View the portfolio ›   @renxlotus ›

Visit.

Daisy Arts Center
1033 Sistrunk Blvd, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33311

Visit as soon as November 10, 2026 · Open through January 10, 2027
Opening reception date to be announced

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