The “FREESTYLEE ROOTS” exhibition opened at the Gallery Restaurant of the University of Nicosia, Cyprus, on March 11, 2017 (it will be up until Monday 20th March). The exhibition was organized as part of the
Michael Thompson was a great Jamaican artist and activist who loved his country so much that he dedicated his talent to speaking through his posters about Jamaica – its rich culture, its beautiful landscapes, the
Activist and artist Michael Thompson, also known as Freestylee, Artist without borders, died at his home, August 15, 2016 of a heart attack, according to the coroner's result. He was 58. Born in Kingston, Jamaica lived
A workshop titled “Creative Activism, Lack of Clean Water and Sanitation Awareness” – Michael Thompson aka Freestylee, was invited to conduct a Hands-on studio session workshop with students of Facultad de Estudios Superiores Acatlán (FES
The “FREESTYLEE ROOTS” exhibition opened at the campus of FES Acatlán - UNAM on March 14, 2016, in northern Mexico City. The exhibition was organized as part of the 50th anniversary celebration of Jamaica/Mexico diplomatic
Michael Thompson aka Freestylee, Creative Activist and Graphic Designer was invited to conduct a Hands-on studio session workshop with the students Phillips Exeter Academy, in New Hampshire, United States. Freestylee work was also on view
PALABRA, PODER y SONIDO (“Words, Power and Sound”) exhibition opened to the Mexican public on November 19-2014 in the city of Chetumal, in Quintana Roo State, Mexico. One of the premises of the exhibition is
Michael Thompson Freestylee Exhibited his Reggae Poster Art at Keene Arts in Keene Valley on 27th, July, 2013. Visitors had the honor to learn about the history of Jamaican reggae and listen to great music. Raffles
“Design is what we do and it’s a powerful tool that I use for a social cause.” Michael Thompson aka Freestylee. Michael Thompson (Freestylee) spoke on Thursday, April 18 at the final in the 2013 series
On March 2013 Freestylee Posters were exhibited at the University of the West Indies Museum, curated by Dr. Suzanne Francis-Brown. Dr. Suzanne Francis-Brown, says Thompson’s exhibition has attracted a lot of positive attention, both for the