On this week’s NAGB’s Blank Canvas, your host Amanda Coulson speaks with two artists who have been supported early in their careers by the NAGB: Local artist Tessa Whitehead and Leasho Johnson.
On this week’s NAGB’s Blank Canvas, your host Amanda Coulson meets the dynamic women behind the renewal and rebranding of the Doongalik Campus on Village Road: Pam Burnside, Nadine Ramphal and Sosefina Christie.
On this week’s edition of “Blank Canvas,” your host Amanda Coulson meets with the NAGB’s Richardo Barrett and Natalie Willis along with Ben Ferguson, the artist behind the “controversial” artwork “Mismanaged Culture”.
On this week’s “Blank Canvas,” your host Amanda Coulson meets with three more artists from the current exhibition “Floating Rib” curated by NAGB’s Associate Curator, Natalie Willis.
On this week’s “Blank Canvas,” your host Amanda Coulson continues speaking Curator Natalie Willis and artists Margot Bethel and Khia Poitier for the exhibition “Floating Rib” now on view at the NAGB.
This week’s “Blank Canvas” features two more artists—Anina Major and Tamika Galanis—from the exhibition “Floating Rib” curated by Natalie Willis, which just opened at the NAGB.
On this week’s Blank canvas, we meet artists from the new exhibition at the NAGB’s “Floating Rib”, – April Bey, Margot Bethel and Tiffany Smith – to discuss their works and issues that cover topics such as what it means to be biracial, in-betweenness and the problematics of nationalism.
On this evening’s “Blank Canvas,” Amanda Coulson interviews the NAGB’s Associate Curator, Natalie Willis, to speak about her exhibition, “Floating Rib” which opens this week at the NAGB.
On this week’s “Blank Canvas” we get ready to welcome Lynn Parotti’s exhibition “Inherit the earth” to the NAGB!Also joining us with artist Lynn Parotti, are the scholars who wrote essays for the exhibition catalogue, Alison Thompson and Tatina Flores.
Joining host, Amanda Coulson, on The Blank Canvas tonight are Matthew Wildgoose, an actor with a robust art practice in New Providence and Brian Maycock, a painter and sculptor who’ve both move to Grand Bahama and started projects using art to inspire and rebuild.