Looking ahead, the debate between tradition and innovation in modern Afro-Caribbean art will likely intensify as new voices continue to emerge. The challenge lies in finding a balance, celebrating the diverse and evolving expressions of Afro-Caribbean identity while honoring the cultural history that shapes it.

Should Afro-Caribbean art continue to evolve in conversation with global contemporary art movements, or should it remain anchored in traditional forms and local narratives? The answer may lie somewhere in between, as the most successful works often blend the old with the new, offering a fresh perspective on timeless themes.

As the discussion unfolds, it’s clear that modern Afro-Caribbean art, whether traditional or experimental, continues to serve as a powerful expression of cultural resilience, innovation, and identity.