NAGB Out & About T-Shirt Competition! The NAGB social media team is pleased to launch our NAGB Out & About
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NAGB Out & About T-Shirt Competition
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Feature From The Exhibition: Side Spaces
The idea of the apocalypse has been around for a long time. In most religious ideology the term refers to
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Feature From The Exhibition: Northeast Gallery 2
The triptych by Susan Moir Mackay, Anthropology 2012: Human, System, Object breaks the reality of human life into these three specific categories. It examines the relationship between people, their social networks and the apparatus of everyday routines. Mackay’s work offers a means of location and charting the diversity of society through a kind of modern excavation that reveals the symbols of collection preoccupations that ultimately obstructs us from a much meaningful existence.
Don’t Get Lost: New NAGB Symbols Explained
Very recently The National Art Gallery of The Bahamas installed a series of new navigational symbols on the Gallery walls,
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Artist Biography: Amos Ferguson
Amos Ferguson was born on February 28th, 1920 in Exuma. His parents, Robert and Lavina Ferguson raised their children in
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Director’s Review: Tales From New York
ththe Studio Museum of HarleThis article reviews the large-scale exhibition, Caribbean: Crossroads of the World. Located in New York, the
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The All-Star Amateur Artists Night Amos Edition: Flyer, Rules and Application Form
All-Star Amateur Artist is back a second time around and this time the NAGB would like for artists to try
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From the Collection: John Beadle “Mass Transportation”
Despite developing her artistic abilities in the classroom, Babbs had little familiarity with many of the country’s prominent artists prior
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Highlight: Pictures from our Membership Drive Fair
In honor of our Membership Drive Fair last week Saturday, the Mixed Media staff want to share some great snap-shots
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Straight From The Source: Interview With The Membership Department
Ashley Knowles: In your own words, why is Membership important to an institution like the NAGB? Nastassi Pratt: Membership is
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