By Letitia M. Pratt In the past few months, there have been four reported incidents of sexual assault in Nassau:
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A Body Of My Own: Anina Major reclaims the body
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NAGB hosts Open Community Forum: Making room for conversation and inquiry
by Malika Pryor-Martin On June 27th, the National Art Gallery of The Bahamas hosted its first ever Open Community Forum.
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The Problems of Paradise: Thoughts on Traversing the Picturesque
Dr Ian Bethell-Bennett Paradise is beautiful. A space filled with art, colour, diversity, pleasure, and adventure. Paradise has become synonymous
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Mixed Media Summer Camp Spotlight: On Sharvez Woodside
By Malika Pryor-Martin When you meet young people like Sharvez Woodside, age 17, the future of The Bahamas seems incredibly
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CATALYST: Harmonising Actions and Trust Building in the Caribbean Creative Ecology
NAGB hailed as flagship institution in the region by Holly Bynoe On Wednesday, June 13th, through Friday, June 15th, over
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Tilting Axis Curatorial Fellowship 2018: Bahamian, Natalie Willis, awarded!
By Dr Ian Bethell Bennett As people who view art from outside, we are usually blind to all the moving
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Are We One With Nature? G. Paul Dorfmuller’s Nassau Corner
By Letitia M. Pratt, The D’Aguilar Art Foundation Recently, National Geographic published an article on their website acknowledging their racist coverage
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The NAGB welcomes Eddie Chambers: Cultural critic and writer presents public lecture at the NAGB
By Katrina Cartwright The National Art Gallery of The Bahamas (NAGB) is excited to host cultural critic, writer and professor
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The Moving Image: The First Turn of the Revolution
The National Art Gallery of The Bahamas and LUX Scotland partnered with the British Council to produce a series of short and experimental films that coincides with the exhibition “We Suffer to Remain”. The series highlights a history of moving image expression of hard to have conversations about race, indigeneity and belonging.
Indigenous art takes the lead at the Mixed Media Art Summer Camp
With just three weeks left to prepare for this year’s Mixed Media Art Summer Camp (MMASC), the NAGB team is kicking into high gear to get everything ready for the 100 campers who will be engaging in six weeks of fun creativity between June 25th and August 3rd. The NAGB Mixed Media Art Summer Camp, revamped in 2015, serves as an access point for all kids, ages 5 to 17, to art and its history.