Vendah is a solo exhibition, held at the CUE Art Foundation in New York City from September 7 to October 21, 2023. The exhibition explores the intersections of culture, identity, and exchange through narratives inspired by Caribbean markets. Blending photography, painting, printmaking, and installation, Tulloch creates tactile works that delve into the fluidity of people, objects, and spaces, drawing from his Jamaican and African-American heritage and influenced by the writings of Édouard Glissant.

    The gallery was transformed into a vibrant marketplace, incorporating found materials like wood, tarp, and fabric to build immersive installations. Visitors engaged with the works as both observers and participants, reflecting on cultural memory and shared histories. Vendah also featured a collaborative program, "Rooted Wanderings," with performances and an exhibition walkthrough.

    Accompanying this show, Tulloch presented Tides: Spatial Memory of Being, a site-specific installation on Governors Island as part of NADA House, further exploring diasporic movement and the sensory landscapes of culture.


https://cueartfoundation.org/vendah

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(Images by Leo Ng, courtesy of CUE Art Foundation)

Show Catalogue: https://issuu.com/cueart/docs/vendah

Rooted Wanderings 
Performance piece in collaboration with Dj Young Wavy Fox (sound art/production), Iyanna the Model (performer), Coco Villa (performer), Savannah Sayarat (costume designer)